Contradiction
What He Ao had done in the Historical World was indeed significant. He had disrupted the plans of a god and a Pseudo-God evil spirit. He had not merely "influenced" the course of events—he had "determined" it.
This incident had also affected the blizzards across the entire northern region.
He had left behind sufficiently glorious deeds in Rock City as well. Even if Rock City ultimately did not form a group that worshipped him, his story should still spread throughout the city-states and kingdoms of the north affected by the blizzards, perhaps even reaching the south.
There was also his deed of killing the Stone Quarryman, which should be celebrated in the surrounding regions.
Stories passed down on that scale should have no trouble lasting several centuries.
But the Historical World was far too distant from the present Copy World.
Over nine hundred years, through all kinds of wars and turmoil, coupled with the fact that He Ao had not produced any new "miracles" later on and had not left behind any fixed organization, it was perfectly normal for his fame to gradually fade away.
He Ao's observations in the Copy World supported this as well. He had never been to Xikelaian and did not know whether legends of him had survived there. But even Kaila, Xikelaian's Queen, had left behind very few historical records. He Ao was even less likely to have any.
There were no records of He Ao's deeds in the Federation's history either.
Near Limen City, only the murals of the Andawei Family still remembered the "wizard" who had killed the Stone Quarryman.
The wizard's name, deeds, and appearance were all absent. No one knew that this so-called "wizard" was He Ao.
He Ao had never even acknowledged the title of "wizard."
From this perspective,