Death is the ultimate fear for the vast majority of life.
Even for Gods, beings of higher dimensions, when true death descends, their reaction is not much stronger than that of ordinary creatures.
Only the Ancient Egyptian Gods are exceptions in this regard.
As the direct descendants of the Fourth Celestial Father Ra, life and death are merely a short rest in their eyes.
Putting aside the correctness of this view of life and death.
At the very least, the Ancient Egyptian Gods did indeed possess the power to bring the dead back to life.
In the eyes of the Ancient Egyptian Gods, death is as commonplace as meals, and their ways of Rebirth are bizarre and incredibly abstract.
In the various records Li Hao has found so far, each of the Ancient Egyptian Gods has died more than once on average.
However, even the Ancient Egyptian Gods, who regard life and death as routine, would never dare to choose their place of death as the [Fallen Area].
