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As the only two brother gods in the Divine Realm, the four gods of spring, summer, autumn and winter, along with the three gods of the Sun, Moon, and Stars, are always a topic of conversation among the Gods in their spare time.

Yes, don't be fooled by the fact that these Gods seem high above and inviolable in the eyes of other beings. When a group of gods get together and chat, they are actually not much different from mortals.

The topic is nothing more than:

Who has now fallen into this tangled web of five-way love affairs?

"Who got into a fight with whom today?"

"Which unlucky god has become a victim of the Love God's Mind-Cleansing Mantra today?"

Of course, all of the above are updated in real time, but there are also some enduring classic programs, such as:

"Who has become friends with God of Wine?"

Who has fallen in love with the Goddess of Beauty?

"Who got beaten up by that ruthless fiend?"

To clarify, there are no evil spirits among the Gods.

This refers to a particularly ferocious Evil God. Why doesn't any god mention the Divine Name?

Needless to say, it's because they don't want to get beaten up!

This fiend is now so powerful that any god who mentions his Divine Name will feel a response.

In short, that's roughly the topic; these gods never seem to tire of talking about it.

However, sometimes, in the midst of lively conversation, someone will suddenly blurt out:

Has the Spring God not awakened yet?

As soon as these words were spoken, the surrounding Gods would join in the conversation, and as the discussion progressed, the topic would inevitably shift to the three younger brothers of the Spring God.

Then, the topic veered off course again, this time to the three gods of the Sun, Moon, and Stars. Since both sides are brother gods, comparisons were inevitable, such as which side was more attached to the gods?

The Gods debated this topic for a long time but could not reach a conclusion that satisfied all of them.

In the end, however, they still voted for the four gods of spring, summer, autumn and winter.

Why?

That's because at least they can see these four gods regularly. As for the three gods of the sun, Sun, Moon, and Stars?

These three seem to be able to meet with any other gods except for looking up at the sky every day to see the Sun, moon, and stars.

--Well, there's nothing we can do about it.

I heard that the Moon God is a seasoned homebody; she will never go out if she can avoid it, she will never stand if she can sit, and she will never sit if she can lie down.

The Sun God and the Star God, on the other hand, went out almost every day.

However, since the destination was the Moon God Palace, it's practically the same as not leaving the house at all; he's a homebody.

However, many Gods may not know that these two groups of brother gods actually have interactions.

Moreover, some of them have quite a bit of interaction.

For example, the Summer God and the Sun God were kindred spirits.

You might not imagine this.

Here is an example:

What happens when two incredibly energetic huskies get together?

--That's so hard to guess.

For example, the topics discussed by the Autumn God and the Star God are mostly forbidden because they are too dark and sinister. However, they do occasionally have normal topics to discuss.

Today, because her brother woke up, Summer God was overjoyed and, like a cannonball, locked onto the Sun God Palace.

With a loud "boom," he launched it.

With another "thud," the Summer God landed on the ground.

A perfect score is 10.

Summer God climbed out of the pit, tucked her fiery red ponytail behind her back, and gave herself a score of "1".

The Sun God, who had been waiting nearby, held up a sign that read "0".

Upon seeing this, the Summer God immediately went over and placed his "1" and the Sun God's "0" side by side.

The two cards together perfectly make a score of "10".

"Wow, very good!"

The Summer God, satisfied, tossed aside the sign in his hand and then snatched the sign from the Sun God. He took out a basket of Flame Fruits and stuffed it into the Sun God's arms.

"Here's Sun for you to eat."

The Sun God took the fruit, held up one finger, hesitated for a moment, then held up another, and said:

"I need two more baskets. One for my younger brother, and one for my younger brother."

Although they are both younger brothers, the Sun God expressed a preference for one of them, especially in stark contrast to the other. If the Star God were willing to beg him, he could have easily divided his heart equally in two.

Unfortunately, this younger brother is always clinging to his other older brother and ignores him completely.

The Sun God was actually a little jealous about this, but before those sour thoughts could ferment, they were crushed by himself and the Star God.

--All right.

--Well, the word "favoritism" already exists in this world.

--Now that it's appeared, what's wrong with him using it?

"Fine, fine, I'll give you two younger brothers, okay?"

Summer God generously took out two more baskets of Flame Fruit, handing one over and placing the other aside.

As Gods who also have two younger brothers, the Summer God and the Sun God have a lot to talk about in this respect.

For example, what should you do if your younger brother is too clingy to his older brother? Or what should you do if your younger brother is always trying to steal your attention?

These reasons, coupled with their compatible attributes and personalities, led the Summer God and the Sun God to become close friends—the kind of friends who would sometimes painfully sacrifice time to visit their own brother or sister just to have a special get-together.

I think this is quite significant for both a brother-obsessed person and an older brother-obsessed person.

I heard your brother, Spring God, has awakened.

"Yes, that's why I was in the mood to come here today."

The Sun God and the Summer God walked arm in arm into the depths of the Sun God Palace. As for the large crater on the ground caused by the Summer God's landing, the Sun God Birds of the Sun God Palace were naturally responsible for cleaning it up.

As for the relationship between the Autumn God and the Star God, it was not as straightforward and lively as that between the Sun God and the Summer God.

The Autumn God gently waved his maple leaf folding fan.

The Star God sat opposite him, holding a cup of tea in both hands.

However, the most important reason for the two gods to come together was that they both had an older brother.

Autumn God took out a small tea bag, opened it, put it into the teapot, and poured in hot water.

The delicate fragrance of Maple Dew Tea rises gently.

The Star God's long, narrow, purple eyes, veiled by a layer of gloomy mist, swept over the teapot, then looked at the Autumn God, her crimson lips curving into a smile.

He chuckled and said:

"Qiu, you clearly have so much Maple Dew Tea, but you only brewed such a small packet for me. You're so stingy."

Autumn God smiled, shook his folding fan, and pointed the tip towards the direction behind Star God, teasing him:

"Star, I haven't seen you give me one of those star ornaments you wore behind you."

"Drink it or don't, I don't want to share with you anyway."

"I wish all this tea belonged to my brother."

Upon hearing this, the Star God turned his head and glanced back.

His large outer robe billowed as he turned.

The Star God saw the star ornaments behind him that he had placed there for who knows how many years.

These star ornaments were made by him hundreds of thousands of years ago. It's just a pity that they weren't given away before everyone fell into a deep sleep.

With a wave of his hand, the Star God instantly appeared before the Autumn God, lined up in a row.

The Star God rested his chin on his hand, a few strands of his long, gradient purple hair slipping from his shoulders to his chest. His gaze swept back and forth among the stars, a rare look of unease appearing on his face:

"Qiu, can you help me see which ones look better?"