Just as Jinian had said, there was very limited useful information to be gleaned from these files, and even less related to Gilgamesh.
According to the records, Gilgamesh had already possessed combat strength at the divine realm before ascending the throne as Uruk's fifth king, and had also cultivated the embryonic form of his own Law.
After taking the throne, Gilgamesh swiftly perfected this embryonic Law. Combined with the two-thirds divine blood flowing through his body, he formally entered the ranks of chief gods. His only flaw was the remaining one-third human blood within him. That blood determined his lifespan, leaving him no different from an ordinary person in that regard, with no more than a century to live.
Both had created their own Laws and ascended to godhood as humans, but Gilgamesh and Zhou Ping were fundamentally different.
The reason Gilgamesh could forge a Law, bear it within his flesh, and ultimately enter the divine realm was not merely his exceptional talent. More importantly, it was the two-thirds divine blood flowing within him.
Strictly speaking, he had never been a pure human. He was a special existence caught between humanity and divinity.
Zhou Ping, on the other hand, was human through and through.
If Ye Fan had not, after transforming into the Dao, used the Fate Transfer Bead containing the power of the Destined Buddha to forcibly call back his soul, then used the Dragon Elephant Sword as a vessel, nourished it with national fortune, and reforged a divine body for him, Zhou Ping could never have become the Great Xia Sword Immortal.
The current Zhou Ping was no longer human either. His body was no longer mortal flesh, but the Dragon Elephant Sword that bore the Sword Law.
After becoming a god, Gilgamesh relied on his unique Law