Quick Transmigration: Underdog Turns out to be Untouchable

However, this also carries a risk. Unless there is no other choice, no one is willing to reincarnate, because even if you retain memories from your past life, you may not achieve the same accomplishments.

First, to return to the peak, the reincarnated body must have a Cultivation Talent.

If there is no Cultivation Talent, even a Great Power reborn would have to live as a mundane person for a lifetime, then have their memory wiped and continue reincarnating, indistinguishable among the masses.

And even if there is a Cultivation Talent, the level of talent is still an obstacle. One may cultivate, but with limited talent, future achievements are still limited, inevitably leading back to reincarnation.

The chance of having a high Cultivation Talent after reincarnation is extremely small, so unless forced, Great Powers would rather switch to the Ghost Path than reincarnate.

Fan Chusheng wants to switch to the Ghost Path, but Hao Ren is hesitant because Fan Chusheng had weak cultivation before, and his spirit is only slightly stronger than an ordinary person after becoming a ghost.

With such a weak spirit strength, switching to the Ghost Path is almost impossible; there is only an insignificant chance that Fan Chusheng could successfully become a Ghost Cultivator.

𝙛𝓻𝒆𝒆𝒘𝙚𝓫𝙣𝙤𝒗𝙚𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢

But once the spirit begins converting to a Ghost Cultivator, unless successful, he won’t even remain a ghost and would dissipate immediately, which is why Hao Ren keeps persuading Fan Chusheng to reincarnate, as it’s safer.

However, Fan Chusheng is determined, deciding that instead of reincarnating, he would take a risk. If it fails, it’s just like reincarnation, and Fan Chusheng would simply cease to exist. If successful, he can continue living in another form.

As a result, neither Hao Ren nor Fan Chusheng could persuade each other, and a dispute broke out, while Jian Shuangshuang and the speechless Xuan Fire watched from the side, waiting for the two to reach a conclusion.

But during the commotion, Jian Shuangshuang couldn’t help but scrutinize Fan Chusheng. Speaking of Fan Chusheng’s looks, he is undeniably handsome, with delicate features that are more beautiful than handsome.

Though his appearance is somewhat androgynous, many girls are attracted to this kind of look. Jian Shuangshuang, unable to resist her professional instincts, thought it a shame he wasn’t acting on screen.

Thinking this way, Jian Shuangshuang couldn’t help but let her mind wander to the film she recently wanted to shoot, suddenly having the whimsical idea that Fan Chusheng should play a ghost.

Having a real ghost play a ghost would simplify matters tremendously; the terrifying special effects that live actors can’t achieve are effortless for a ghost, eliminating the need for effects, and are genuinely frightening.

As for Hao Ren’s concern over whether Fan Chusheng could successfully become a Ghost Cultivator, this was a simple matter for Jian Shuangshuang. Researching a Cultivation Technique suitable for ghosts with weaker Soul Power is not difficult for her.

Thinking this way, Jian Shuangshuang couldn’t help but activate her knowledge of the cultivation techniques suitable for Ghost Cultivator practice, integrating these techniques together.

She eliminated the unreasonable and difficult parts of the techniques, selecting the applicable areas. Soon, Jian Shuangshuang compiled a set of cultivation techniques suitable for weak-souled ghosts.

Once Jian Shuangshuang finished preparing the techniques, Hao Ren and Fan Chusheng were still at an impasse, with Fan Chusheng adamantly refusing to reincarnate, determined to become a Ghost Cultivator.

Hao Ren, remembering the absence of any successful examples of weak-souled spirits becoming Ghost Cultivators, insisted that Fan Chusheng should reincarnate, as losing this life’s memories was better than total obliteration.

Xuan Fire, uncertain of when it had wandered over, anxiously roamed near Hao Ren and Fan Chusheng.

Sometimes it agreed with Fan Chusheng, fearing that if reincarnated, its master would truly be lost because he would no longer remember it; Xuan Fire didn’t want its master to forget.

Then, at other times, it agreed with Hao Ren, fearing that while losing his memory would be painful, it was better than its master’s spirit being scattered.

It circled around Jian Shuangshuang, hoping she would persuade the two, which Jian Shuangshuang found quite amusing.

Seeing the two still hadn’t reached a conclusion, Jian Shuangshuang coughed softly: "You two don’t need to argue further; I have a Cultivation Technique that can safely help him become a Ghost Cultivator."

Hao Ren and Fan Chusheng, who were arguing, simultaneously stopped and turned to look at Jian Shuangshuang. Hao Ren’s eyes were full of skepticism as he frowned at her.

"Cultivation Techniques for becoming a Ghost Cultivator are extremely rare. Moreover, I’ve never heard of any technique allowing weak-souled ghosts to become Ghost Cultivators safely. How can you be sure your technique truly works?"

Jian Shuangshuang didn’t mind Hao Ren’s disbelief: "My master passed down this Cultivation Technique to me. I know you doubt it, but it does no harm to take a look."

Without waiting for Hao Ren’s response, Jian Shuangshuang raised her hand and pointed at Fan Chusheng. A speck of golden light flew from her fingertip, entering Fan Chusheng’s forehead.

Fan Chusheng’s eyes immediately shone with golden light. The Ghost Cultivator technique Jian Shuangshuang had imparted quickly unfolded in his mind, simplified for easy understanding.

Seeing it, Fan Chusheng immediately grasped it and decided to seize the moment to commence cultivation, transforming his soul into a Ghost Cultivator to prevent Hao Ren from opposing and rejecting him again.

Upon noticing the golden light fade from Fan Chusheng’s eyes and his subsequent cross-legged posture, Hao Ren realized Fan Chusheng wasn’t heeding his advice, having chosen to cultivate on the spot.

Even the usually good-natured Hao Ren couldn’t help glaring at Jian Shuangshuang in frustration: "How could you do this! What if his cultivation fails and he is obliterated?"

Jian Shuangshuang was unfazed, only casting Hao Ren a calm glance: "That’s his own decision and desire. Maybe you think your way is best for him, but that’s just your perspective, not his.

You’ve argued with him for so long, don’t you understand? Fan Chusheng is someone who would rather completely die than lose himself and become someone else. He resists reincarnation and rebirth.

As a friend, you can guide or help him, but you can’t dictate his life with ’it’s for your own good.’ After all, the life he lives is his own; what he considers good is truly good."

Hao Ren’s expression froze, and after a moment, he pursed his lips with a cold hum. When he spoke again, his tone still held some anger, but it was largely subsided.

"All I know is there’s hope only when alive. Even if he forgets this life in reincarnation, there is hope for recalling it someday.

If he dies now, he will never be able to live again, never become Fan Chusheng again."

Jian Shuangshuang frowned: "What do you mean by recalling this life? Even if he recalls it, he would not be Fan Chusheng. Are you planning to have this life’s Fan Chusheng take over the next life’s existence?

If so, how innocent that reincarnated person would be, sacrificing their life and future for a deceased past life. How is this any different from others who seize bodies?"