A top-tier Reincarnator whose strength had reached the level where he could easily subdue an entire universe at will.
If he faced the Main God that had only just embarked on the path of conquering other universes, his current power could easily crush the Main God and tear the Main God apart. As for why he was still the Main God's subordinate, still a Reincarnator, it was naturally because he was no match for the current Main God!
Not only that, there were other reasons as well.
That was because, having reached their current level of strength, Reincarnators like them could be said to be free. They no longer had mandatory missions; all missions were voluntary. However, their missions were still to conquer different worlds.
The difference from the past was that their conquests were now real conquests, rather than entering those worlds to grow stronger as they had before.
After conquering a universe and completely bringing it under the Main God's control, Reincarnators like them could even receive shares in that world and gain an endless stream of World Origin. Even if they did nothing, they could grow stronger through the World Origin generated by those shares.
Moreover, having the Main God at their backs had its benefits. After gaining relatively free status, their relationship with the Main God was now much like the sects in certain universes. Lower-level Reincarnators were disciples, while powerful Reincarnators like them were equivalent to elders. Wasn't that basically the same?
As the Main God grew stronger, they could grow stronger along with it. The more worlds they conquered, the more powerful the Main God became.
It was a virtuous cycle.
After growing stronger, no one wanted to leave the Main God Space. There was no need!
More than that, relying on the Main