In fact, Sky Abyss History of All Nations at War was basically divided into three stages. Its main subjects were the Obscurity War of the Gods, the War of the Gods, and the Covenant War, in which new powers such as the Sky Abyss Empire divided up the Central Star Region.
The first stage took up relatively little space, and its protagonists were not particularly prominent, roughly split evenly between the Sky Abyss Overlord and the Six Heavens God Calamity. The second and third stages occupied about the same amount of space, but their protagonists were much clearer.
The protagonist of the second stage was the Lord of Dawn, while the third belonged to the Lord of Zhanhe.
Ronan had not actually read the book. He had no direct understanding of how it was structured or how it presented its characters and events. He could only indirectly confirm through Auntie Kui's introduction and the papers that had come up during his search:
Sky Abyss History of All Nations at War portrayed the leaders and heroes of the Ancient Gods, New Gods, Fantasy Species, and Genetic Species throughout each era and stage in great detail, with outstanding "personal charisma." From a literary perspective, it should be an excellent work.
Of course, investigating exactly how Ancient Gods and New Gods possessed "personal charisma" was another matter entirely.
Ronan was not in the mood for literary appreciation. From a practical perspective, there was naturally a reason Martial Emperor had recommended this book to him:
The history of the founding of the Sky Abyss Empire covered in the book's third stage, the Covenant War, basically listed the names, abilities, and achievements of the Lord of Zhanhe and his forty-four Founding Great Lords, doing everything possible to embellish their abilities.
As long as one did