What Is the Greatest Difference Between Humans and Gods?

Nan Feng did not quite understand what Xiao Nan was saying.

No matter how he listened, it all sounded like empty, lofty platitudes.

Nan Feng swallowed the last soup dumpling in one bite and spoke somewhat melancholy, "Sometimes I wonder if I'm being too pretentious. So what if I killed some innocent people? Which strong person in this world doesn't have the blood of innocents on their hands?"

"They can all remain completely indifferent, but I can't."

"Those fragile humans are no different from ants by the roadside."

"In a sense, I already belong to a higher level of life. Why should I care whether they live or die?"

Xiao Nan took a sip of soy milk, then disgustedly tossed it into the nearby trash can, planning to secretly buy herself a cup of milk tea later.

After hearing Nan Feng's words, she said, "Big brother, do you know the greatest difference between humans and gods?"

"What is it?"

"Humanity."

Xiao Nan said, "Gods have no humanity. Even if Mount Tai collapsed before them, their expressions would not change. Even if the Primordial World were destroyed, they would remain unmoved."

"You still have a very, very, very long way to go before becoming a god."

"Your humanity has not yet been worn away. You feel sorrow because of outside influences, and you grieve when innocent people die. That's perfectly normal, because you have humanity."

Was that so... Nan Feng pondered Xiao Nan's words.

So gods were actually things without humanity?

Tsk, you heartless thing...

That was a filthy insult.

Then did Xiao Nan, who was only one step away from godhood, still have humanity?

Nan Feng silently turned to look at Xiao Nan.

Xiao Nan guessed what Nan Feng was thinking and chuckled. "What do you think I'm going to