The Mandora in Yeroli could copy other people's spells, so why didn't she revive Xin Ling herself?

The answer to the question of why Celestial Bane did not allow Biyao to be resurrected may vary according to different readers and opinions, but the following are some possible explanations: The background of Celestial Bane was a world of cultivation. In this world, the power of life was considered infinite, so Biyao could theoretically be resurrected. However, the narrative perspective of the story was usually modern readers who would compare the world with reality and think that Biyao could not be resurrected. In the story setting of Celestial Bane 2, Biyao was a fairy with deep cultivation. Her cultivation and realm had already surpassed that of ordinary humans, so reviving her might require more advanced skills and strength. In the novel, the author did not directly explain the reason why Biyao could not be resurrected, but it could be said that this technique and power were not allowed or inconvenient to use. The storyline in Celestial Bane 3 was very complicated. Resurrecting Biyao might have a profound impact on the entire story, so the author might not want this change to balance the entire story structure. There was no definite answer to the question of why Biyao was not allowed to resurrect in Celestial Bane. It could be related to the narrative perspective of the novel, the setting of the background, and the author's thoughts.

Jade Dynasty didn't mention Biyao's resurrection because the plot in the novel needed Biyao's death to satisfy the development of the story. In the novel, Bi Yao was a fictional character created by Xiao Ding. Her existence and storyline were all part of the novel. Therefore, the novel did not arrange for Biyao to be resurrected. Instead, Biyao died at the end of the story and left this world. The plot of the novel required Biyao to die because she had a unique personality and storyline as an important character in the novel. Resurrecting her would have a negative impact on the entire story. Therefore, the plot of the novel required Biyao to end her life in the way of death to better express the theme and emotions of the novel. The storyline in Celestial Bane was created by Xiao Ding based on his own thoughts and understanding. It contained many subjective elements and emotional expressions. Therefore, the plot and characters in the novel were unique and did not follow the conventional pattern of traditional novels.

In particular, this was because Bi Yao was a very important character in the novel. She was a beautiful woman with deep emotions and humanity, and had once created many wonderful plots for Xiao Ding. In the novel, Bi Yao and Xiao Ding had a special relationship. She once gave birth to a child for Xiao Ding, but after Xiao Ding died, she found that she had lost her child and also lost her lover. Therefore, Biyao had always been in deep pain and despair in the novel, which was why she could not be resurrected. The storyline in Celestial Bane was very rich, and reviving Biyao would further enrich the storyline, but it might also destroy the character image and plot created in the novel. Therefore, there was no plot in the novel to revive Biyao. Instead, Biyao continued her life in deep pain.

The specific reason why the Huangtian Emperor didn't resurrect Yun Xi varied according to the plot and version of the story. In some versions, it was because the Huangtian Emperor could not find Yun Xi's soul, or because Yun Xi's soul had already dissipated between heaven and earth and could not be resurrected. In other versions, it was because Huang Tiandi thought that Yun Xi had completed her mission, or because he thought that Yun Xi's death was a relief for her. There were also some versions that involved the emotional entanglement between Huang Tiandi and Yun Xi, causing him to be unwilling to resurrect her. However, the specific reason did not provide a clear answer.

Luo Feng didn't resurrect Huge Axe because Huge Axe had been devoured by the Sector Beast. Huge Axe's realm was too high. No one could withstand the energy and rules backlash needed to revive Huge Axe. In addition, according to the rules of the original universe, people who had reached the level of universe masters couldn't be resurrected. Luo Feng considered the possibility of Huge Axe's resurrection affecting the structure of the race and Hong's position, as well as the fact that the team was already strong enough and didn't need Huge Axe's existence, hence he chose not to revive Huge Axe. Whether Huge Axe would be revived in the future would depend on the development of the Land of Origin's storyline.

In the novel My Senior Brother Is Too Stable, Ling Yuling did not die. In chapter 533, Li Changshou had saved Ling Yuling by putting her into the Mountain and River Map. He had used the seeds of the Golden Lotus of Merit to reconstruct her physical body, and Ling Yuling had been resurrected. While waiting for the TV series, he could also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " The Legend of Mortal Cultivation "!

Chapter 129 of My Senior Brother Is Too Stable mentioned why Ling Yuling didn't die. In order to keep Ling Yuling alive, Li Changshou used his substitute puppet and the Deceiving Talisman to fight for a chance of survival for her, and then put her into the Mountain and River State Painting. Later, Li Changshou used a jade talisman to send Ling Yuling out of the Mountain and River State Painting, so Ling Yu became more agile. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

There was no clear answer as to why Ling Yuling did not die. The search results did not mention whether Ling Yuling was dead or why she was not. Therefore, I don't know why Ling Yuling didn't die. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of " A Record of a Mortal's Journey to Immortality "!

" Sealed Divine Throne " was a popular fantasy novel written by the Tang Family's Third Young Master and published on Qidian Chinese website. The story described the protagonist's ambition to become a Divine Knight since he was young, and his experience of fighting against the Demon God and gradually transforming. This book can be read or listened to on the Qidian Reading App. Now, you can also get an experience member by going to Qidian Reading App. The Qidian Reading App provided the original book and audio. The male lead was the brave and righteous, attentive and warm man, the talented Long Haochen, while the female lead was the cold goddess, the extremely powerful Sheng Cai 'er who was gentle to Long Haochen.