The protagonist group that devours the starry sky, Hong must have a place, as the big brother before Luo Feng grew up, Hong has guarded the earth for many years. Hong's talent is very strong, and even surpasses Luo Feng, just because he doesn't have the same opportunity as Luo Feng and doesn't get the inheritance of the feudal immortal level powerhouse, Hong's growth speed is too slow.
If it weren't for the fact that he had been fighting alone on Earth, he would have been able to obtain the inheritance, or if he had a good teacher to teach, Hong might have been able to quickly grow into a top powerhouse. When Hong left the earth, he also met two teachers in the universe, one was the Lord of the Time Realm, Luo, and the other was the giant axe, the founder of the giant axe.
The Lord of the Time Realm is an enlightenment teacher for Hong to understand the primordial universe, and the giant axe is the teacher who leads Hong to the peak. Hong also became a true god-level powerhouse in the ending of Devouring the Starry Sky, and became the first person in the giant axe fighting martial arts field. As a disciple of the founder of the giant axe, why didn't Hong resurrect the giant axe after breaking through the true god level?
Hong's strength is not enough
As Hong's master, Giant Axe's strength has reached the level of a true god. And Hong also reached the true god level in the finale. Hong and the giant axe's strength is equal, Hong wants to resurrect the giant axe, but the strength is not enough.
According to the setting of Devouring the Starry Sky, if you want to flip time and space and resurrect others, the strength of the resurrected person must not be too strong, otherwise the caster will be devoured. Hong is currently only at the True God level, and he does not have the strength to resurrect the giant axe.
In the entire human race, only two people have the possibility of resurrecting the giant axe, one is Luo Feng and the other is the original ancestor. However, the original ancestor is only the Void True God realm, and resurrecting Hong is likely to lead to the fall of the original ancestor. And Luo Feng can indeed resurrect the giant axe, but Luo Feng and the giant axe do not have any delivery time, and Luo Feng may not be willing to resurrect the giant axe.
At present, Hong has mastered the giant axe fighting martial arts, which is what Luo Feng likes to see. Once the Giant Axe is resurrected, the Giant Axe Arena will inevitably be returned to the Giant Axe, and Hong will no longer be able to continue to be the helmsman of the Giant Axe Arena. Is Hong really willing to return his hard-won status to the giant axe?
Judging by Hong's experience, he doesn't care about status and power. Therefore, I personally thought that he would definitely be willing to resurrect the giant axe and return the dominance of the giant axe fighting arena to the giant axe. But because his own strength was not enough, he was unable to resurrect the giant axe.
Of course, Hong can ask Luo Feng to help Luo Feng resurrect the giant axe, but there is a price for resurrecting the dead, is Hong willing to pay this price? Or is the price of resurrecting the giant axe, is the giant axe fighting martial arts willing to pay?
The answer is definitely no, Hong is willing, it doesn't mean that the giant axe fighting martial arts field is willing. After all, the current giant axe fighting martial arts field is no longer the giant axe fighting martial arts field that it just started with, and the forces of all parties are intricate, and Hong cannot represent the entire giant axe fighting martial arts field.
This is the end of the above analysis, what do you think is the reason why Hong did not resurrect the giant axe?