[Congratulations, you have triggered the effect of the achievement "God Defier."] [God Defier: Has a chance to take effect during reward upgrades. Items related to "gods" may appear among the rewards.]
There it was, regular guest number one.
[Congratulations, you have triggered the effect of "Eternal Recitation."] [Eternal Recitation: When a player creates deeds in a dungeon that can be sung through history, this has a chance to take effect. Rewards with large-scale influence have a chance to appear among the rewards.]
There it was, regular guest number two.
[Congratulations, you have triggered the effect of the achievement "Forbidden Land of Gods."] [Forbidden Land of Gods: When a player comes into conflict with a god in a dungeon and gains some form of advantage, this has a chance to take effect. A Transcendent Item that may be effective against gods will appear among the dungeon rewards.]
This was the achievement he had obtained this time. Generally speaking, achievements obtained in the current run were guaranteed to trigger.
[Upgrading rewards for you again.]
Overall, these triggered achievements could all be summed up as one thing: they could be triggered by coming into conflict with gods.
In a certain sense, He Ao's relationship with his friends had become truly excellent. In the past, it had only been one or two at a time. Now they came in threes, fours, and fives.
But then again, in the same span of time, there were more gods.
And the more gods he interacted with, the less interaction he had with each individual god. So the more he interacted, the less he interacted.
Less interaction meant less room for communication, and fewer conflicts and contradictions.
So He Ao did not have that many conflicts with his friends after all.
As He Ao's thoughts drifted aimlessly, the