Shen Fei explained his ideas to Ereshkigal. How humans and gods should coexist was a difficult question, but his view was that unless it involved a crisis threatening humanity's survival—such as Humanity Incineration or Humanity Freezing—gods should generally avoid interfering in human affairs.
Of course, that did not mean gods and humans had to remain separate. Gods could live in the modern age too. Hadn't Dead Apostles been doing so all along? While most Dead Apostles were not particularly strong, the highest-ranked ones were no weaker than gods. One should not forget that the Second Magic User was also a Dead Apostle, and she was stronger than most gods.
As for the Moon World, since it was the territory of a certain pair of little girls, he naturally would not say much about it. What Shen Fei told Ereshkigal were merely some of his own thoughts, and perhaps preparation for the future Great Tang as well.
If Great Tang completed the integration of all races according to his plan, there would definitely be more and more powerful beings remaining in the human world. The realm capable of Shattering the Void might no longer be enough to leave at that time.
"I wonder whether Zhang Zhiwei would be willing to go to Great Tang."
As he spoke to Ereshkigal about his views on humans and gods, that thought suddenly surfaced in Shen Fei's mind. It was a question he had never considered before, but now it seemed he could ask him about it.
"Thank you, but I will not change my mind."
Although Shen Fei's ideals differed from Ereshkigal's, she still thanked him. Naturally, Ereshkigal would not change her beliefs because of a few words from him. After all, she was a god—and one who had persisted alone in the Underworld