"Illusions were still illusions. No matter how powerful they were, they were built upon the mighty power of the Time River."
Su Ming murmured inwardly.
He raised his head and glanced at the sky, as though looking through layer upon layer of dimensions to see the Divine Realm.
And up in the Divine Realm, gods were indeed watching him.
It could not be helped. Su Ming had milked this stretch of illusory history in Dou Yi far too thoroughly.
He claimed to have collected the Divine Examinations of the Seven Element Gods, but in truth, he had swept up countless divine assessments along the way. Even if he had not acquired every assessment inheritance on the Douluo Continent, he had at least acquired most of them.
After all, however they looked at him, Su Ming was a powerful god destined to hold no lowly position in the Divine Realm—at least a First-level God. He could also forge heavenly forged metal. Which god could afford not to show him some respect?
As for the Asura God?
The Seven Element Gods and the Phoenix God had already offered their inheritances. Why couldn't they?
In any case, they would not be the birds that stuck their heads out first.
But neither could they show hostility toward this future powerhouse merely because of a single God King.
At most, they would withhold crucial assistance and simply grant Su Ming the ordinary benefits he needed.
The benefits they received would certainly fall short of what the Phoenix God and the Seven Element Gods sought, but they would be enough.
The greater the risk, the greater the reward.
They offered only small favors, hoping to use them as a foot in the door in the future.
Su Ming carried so many divine assessments that all those