The war of the gods was simple and brutal in this world.
The strong were strong, and the weak were weak. When all divine authorities and divine offices were thrown into the crucible of war, whoever survived was the strongest.
Was it fair? Of course it wasn't!
Placing divine offices like "education," "peace," and "knowledge" onto the scales of war for comparison was inherently utterly unfair.
They needed a complete society, or at least a certain degree of civilization, to truly wield their power.
The truth was that Lu PingAn's own primary authority was also an ability of this kind. Fortunately, he had Big Cat on the other side.
For someone like Lu PingAn, his weakest period had been when he had just obtained a divine body. Back then, too many of his abilities could not be used on the battlefield, and he had nearly been intercepted and killed by First Sight.
But now, where there had been no habit of trade, he established one; where there had been no civilization, he hastily created one. On one hand, he drew in the locals, while on the other, he could make up for his shortcomings by establishing a divine pantheon and sharing divine offices.
No external civilized world? He could bring one with him internally.
Sharing authorities and creating large numbers of subordinate gods—this world delighted him.
Considering the authority of his Courtyard, it was obvious that he had always been lazy. Rather than cheat his way into supporting everything alone, he preferred everyone cheating together while he hid in the back and slacked off.
However, after reaching the Rule-level, growth became far too difficult. His companions truly could not keep up with his progress, and his Magical Pets had also fallen into evolutionary bottlenecks.
But in this world, a world