Religious Ideology as a Weapon

The next moment, Jamir and the others began kowtowing to him again, praying as they did.

Chen Cheng wanted to make use of them, but their fanatical behavior still made him uneasy.

Even if every word out of their mouths was praise for him.

After all, where Chen Cheng came from in his previous life, personality cults were frowned upon. Even when it came to religious faith, most people were only casual believers.

And anyone who qualified as a fanatic tended to belong to an extremist group or a terrorist organization.

So when Chen Cheng saw how fervent Jamir and the others were, he genuinely feared they might suddenly tear open their clothes to reveal bundles of Explosives strapped beneath them, all while shouting the name of some god.

"All right, that's enough. Jamir, come with me."

Chen Cheng was too uncomfortable to let it continue. After telling them to stop, he led Jamir away alone.

Some things were better discussed with only the two of them present.

Jamir was no fool. From their exchanges so far, he could tell Chen Cheng had not believed a single word they had said.

The only thing that had caught Chen Cheng's interest was the establishment of an Earthly Divine Kingdom.

When Jamir had served the Church, his work had involved overthrowing or controlling governments. He had no shortage of political acumen.

He immediately realized why his proposal appealed to Chen Cheng now.

Once he understood, he let out a long breath of relief inwardly.

Was this the Heavenly-Human Barrier? Even if he told the True God, the god would not believe he was the True God. He would only follow the guidance of some unseen fate toward godhood.

At that moment, Jamir carefully hid his fervent worship. Since Chen Cheng refused to