Among the divine positions selectable with this golden quota, Chen Luo saw a long list of divine positions, including even the Lord and the Heavenly Emperor.
The god of blindly eating fish just now was one Chen Luo did not know much about.
What surprised Chen Luo was that the divine positions of the Heavenly Emperor and the Lord were both SSS Rank. When Chen Luo's divine authority had surpassed the Heavenly Emperor's, he had assumed the Heavenly Emperor was only an SS rank divine position.
The River God, on the other hand, was only S-rank.
A golden Godhood Quota did not necessarily have to be used on an SSS-rank position; one could also choose lower-ranked ones.
This was merely a divine position, not divine authority. A divine position was more about a god's legitimacy in this world. As long as it possessed unparalleled world-scale significance, it was SSS rank.
In plain terms, the divine positions in a Godhood Quota were not equivalent to talent grades. The Heavenly Emperor and the Lord acted on behalf of heaven, so naturally, their connection to the world was closer.
Don't talk about whether the Heavenly Emperor had any real power. Just tell me, was the Heavenly Emperor closely connected to heaven or not?
Besides, every game world needed SSRs, didn't it?
The SSS rank here was perhaps more like SSR. It represented rarity alone, not plot strength.
And didn't you see the "this world" button in that Godhood Quota? Perhaps it could be used in other worlds too. If that was truly possible, Chen Luo might as well take his parents to worlds with less competition and look for more suitable divine positions there.
The good news: this Godhood Quota was precious, and even divine positions that already had owners could be selected.