Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel uses Daof's spiritual power to control the 500 "divine power crystals" and create God's Country.
• God's Country enters a special space, making it difficult to locate.
• Daof's Divine Body is sent to God's Country, and Abel decorates it with a modern city and a replica of the Golden Castle.
• Daof is renamed the God of War.

Character Developments

• Daof becomes a deity and gains a God's Country and a Land of Faith.
• Daof's Divine Body is enhanced, reaching the combat power of an ordinary deity on the War Song Plateau.
• Abel demonstrates his understanding of the deity inheritance system and his ability to control God's Country.

Significant Themes

• The power and significance of God's Country and Divine Bodies.
• The relationship between deities and their God's Countries.
• The impact of Abel's memories of his previous life on his actions.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Daof (God of War) communicate through the Soul Chain, with Abel controlling Daof to create God's Country.
• God Tier Wizard Neismith and Elder Youjin discuss the Dragon race's presence on the mainland and the potential threat of Daof leaving the War Song Plateau.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel reveals that he built a modern city within the God's Country, aiming to integrate it with the beliefs of its inhabitants.
• Abel hosts a meeting with Elder Youjin, God Tier Wizard Neismith, and Demigod Wizard Brunnan in the Golden Castle.
• Abel reveals that he obtained 'divine power crystals' from the Central Temple of the Evil Country, stolen by the God of Thieves Milton.
• Abel agrees to try and contact the God of Thieves Milton for the Wizard Guild to gather information about the Evil Country.
• Abel reveals that the God of Thieves Milton emptied the Central Temple of all 'divine power crystals.'

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his ability to protect himself and his willingness to share information, marking his growing confidence and power.
• God Tier Wizard Neismith shows respect towards Abel, acknowledging Abel's deity-level contracted item and his power.
• Elder Youjin acts as a mediator, helping to ease tensions between Abel and God Tier Wizard Neismith.

Significant Themes

• The integration of modern and divine elements, as seen in Abel's city-building plans.
• The power dynamics between deities and their interactions, highlighted by Abel's revelation of his relationship with the God of Thieves Milton.
• The importance of information and intelligence gathering, emphasized by the Wizard Guild's interest in the Evil Country's internal situation.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with Elder Youjin, God Tier Wizard Neismith, and Demigod Wizard Brunnan, revealing information about the God of Thieves Milton and the Evil Country.
• God Tier Wizard Neismith and Demigod Wizard Brunnan react to Abel's revelations, showing surprise and eagerness to learn more about the Evil Country.
• Elder Youjin acts as a neutral party, facilitating communication between Abel and the other characters.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Wizard Guild learns that the God of Thieves, Milton, has stolen all the "divine power crystals" from the God's Country's central temple.
• Abel confirms this news, estimating that over five thousand crystals were stolen.
• The Wizard Guild recognizes Milton's status as a deity and will no longer prohibit thieves from worshipping him.
• Two dragons, Green Dragon Balfor and Evelyn, arrive at the Golden Castle for dinner.

Character Developments

• Abel is recognized as a potential God Tier figure by the Dragon race, with eight Demigod dragons now residing at the Golden Castle.
• Green Dragon Balfor is revealed to be obese due to residual poison from ancient great poison, which he was trying to research for his poison element attacks.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Wizard Guild, the God's Country, and the Dragon race.
• The value of ancient technology and artifacts, as seen in the Golden Castle's defenses and dining setup.
• The consequences of ambition and recklessness, as seen in Green Dragon Balfor's poisoning.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the two Vice Presidents of the Wizard Guild, Neismith and Brunnan, with Brunnan showing more support towards Abel.
• Abel meets Green Dragon Balfor and Evelyn, with Balfor's obesity and its cause becoming a topic of conversation.
• Elder Youjin and Golden Dragon Kenbur show concern for Green Dragon Balfor's condition and encourage him to accept Abel's 'Antidote Potion.'

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel cures Green Dragon Balfor of an ancient great poison using an 'Antidote Potion'.
• Balfor, grateful, apologizes to Abel and expresses his desire to become friends.
• Black Dragon Blagg asks Abel for the potion, raising concerns among the Great Dragons about its impact on the Green Dragon race's combat capabilities.
• The Wizard Guild requests Abel's assistance for treating poisoned wizards.
• Babitt, an old barbarian, dies and is resurrected in Daof's God's Country, becoming the first devout believer to enter.
• Abel notices a significant increase in devout believers among the barbarians and decides to visit Daof's God's Country.

Character Developments

• Green Dragon Balfor: Slims down after being cured, regaining his handsome appearance and self-confidence.
• Babitt: Dies and is resurrected in Daof's God's Country, obtaining a new, youthful body and a job as a street cleaner.

Significant Themes

• Faith and its power: The increase in devout believers among the barbarians strengthens Abel's control over the War Song Plateau.
• The impact of divine intervention: Abel's actions, like curing Balfor and Babitt's resurrection, have significant effects on the characters and their worlds.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Green Dragon Balfor: Their relationship improves after Abel cures Balfor, leading to a friendly exchange.
• Abel and the Great Dragons/Wizard Guild: They express concerns about the 'Antidote Potion' and request Abel's assistance.
• Abel and Daof (implicitly): Abel decides to visit Daof's God's Country, showing his interest and control over it.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel is transported to Daof's God's Country, a replica of his original world's city.
• Daof, now a deity, is managing the God's Country, strengthening its divine power crystals.
• Abel visits his replicated home from his previous life, feeling nostalgic and sad.
• Elder Brey from the God of War Temple delivers an invitation from the Moon Goddess to Daof for a Divine Spirit Exchange Meeting.
• Abel learns about the Divine Spirit Alliance and plans to observe the exchange meeting for knowledge and understanding of other deities.

Character Developments

• Abel: Struggles with the reality of not being able to return to his original world and the loss of his loved ones. He understands the strength required to cross world barriers and the time it would take, making him more determined to grow stronger.
• Daof: Grows into a true god, managing his God's Country and gaining the respect and affection of Abel, who considers him like a child.

Significant Themes

• Nostalgia and longing for one's original world and lost loved ones.
• The struggle between the desire to return home and the reality of the situation.
• The power and influence of faith and deities in the world.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Daof: Abel treats Daof affectionately, like a child, and Daof respects and obeys Abel.
• Abel and Elder Brey: Abel reassures Elder Brey about the God's Country and the Barbarians' rebirth, while Elder Brey delivers the Moon Goddess's invitation and asks about the God's Country's status.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel attends a divine spirit exchange meeting using the Spirit Link Array, with Daof's second Divine Body.
• Deities present include the Moon Goddess, God of Fire, Goddess of Water, God of Death, God of Wealth, and Goddess of Earth.
• Abel's identity as a Blue Dragon, Grandmaster Bennett, and the Master of the God of War is revealed and accepted by the deities.
• Abel exchanges ten 'divine power crystals' with the Moon Goddess for the promise of Lorraine's soul in the future.

Character Developments

• Abel: Shows diplomacy and understanding in dealing with deities, accepts the Moon Goddess's offer, and demonstrates his power and status.
• Daof (God of War): Remains silent, entrusting matters to Abel, and is accepted as a new deity.
• Moon Goddess: Shows friendliness towards Abel, invites Daof to join the Divine Spirit Alliance, and makes a deal for Lorraine's soul.
• God of Fire: Initially surprised by Daof's second Divine Body, offers to sell Abel a Divine Artifact Anvil.
• Goddess of Water: Supports Abel's presence and hints at needing 'divine power crystals'.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and alliances among deities.
• The value and scarcity of 'divine power crystals'.
• The decline of blacksmiths' status in the Central Continent.
• The importance of Lorraine's soul to the Moon Goddess's God's Country.

Character Interactions

• Abel and the Moon Goddess: Friendly and respectful, with a deal made for Lorraine's soul.
• Abel and the God of Fire: Abel declines the offer for the Divine Artifact Anvil.
• Daof and the deities: Daof's second Divine Body is accepted, and his potential alliance with the Divine Spirit Alliance is discussed.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel attends his first divine exchange meeting.
• Ten "divine power crystals" are transmitted to the Moon Goddess.
• The Moon Goddess shares a technique for reinforcing God's Countries.
• Abel trades for materials like Light Wind Iron, White Molybdenum Gold, Blood Flame Crystal, and Divine Slaves using "divine power crystals."

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his wealth and willingness to trade, earning respect and envy from other deities.
• The God of Fire shows desperation for "divine power crystals" and tries to take advantage of Abel's naivety.
• The Moon Goddess shows favor towards Abel, giving him better deals.

Significant Themes

• The scarcity and importance of "divine power crystals" in this era.
• The struggle of deities under the Wizard Guild's suppression.
• The value of knowledge and techniques among deities.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Moon Goddess, who guides and helps him.
• The God of Fire tries to exploit Abel but fails.
• The other deities show envy and jealousy towards Abel's wealth and freedom.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel meets with deities to exchange materials for 'divine power crystals.'
• Abel trades 20 'divine power crystals' for a Three-Headed Giant, a divine creature, from the Death God.
• The God of Fire approaches Abel privately, offering the location of the ownerless God's Country of the God of Hills for 500 'divine power crystals.'

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his wealth and willingness to invest in 'divine power crystals,' impressing the deities.
• The God of Fire reveals his knowledge of the God of Hills' God's Country and his desire to trade its location.

Significant Themes

• The value and scarcity of 'divine power crystals.'
• The power dynamics between deities and the Wizard Guild.
• The brutal nature of God's Country wars and the potential gains from attacking ownerless God's Countries.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with various deities, showcasing his wealth and willingness to trade.
• The God of Fire and Abel negotiate privately, with the God of Fire attempting to sell the location of the God of Hills' God's Country.
• Abel remains cautious and calculated in his interactions, not revealing his full strength.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel negotiates with the God of Fire to buy the location of the unclaimed God's Country, previously belonging to the God of Hills.
• Abel swears an oath to pay fifty divine power crystals if the location is accurate, and the God of Fire provides the location.
• Abel plans to strengthen Daof's God's Country using the God of Hills' God's Country and explores the Three-Headed Giant given by the God of Death.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his negotiation skills and caution, refusing to be tricked by the God of Fire.
• The God of Fire shows desperation and willingness to take risks to secure a deal with Abel.
• Abel shows concern for the safety of his God's Country and its inhabitants, inspecting the Three-Headed Giant thoroughly before accepting it.

Significant Themes

• Trust and Betrayal: Abel's caution in dealing with the God of Fire highlights the lack of trust among deities, while the God of Fire's desperation shows the consequences of betraying one's peers.
• Power and Wealth: The deities' focus on divine power crystals and strengthening their God's Countries emphasizes the importance of power and wealth in their world.

Character Interactions

• Abel and the God of Fire engage in a tense negotiation, with Abel driving down the price and the God of Fire trying to secure a better deal.
• Abel consults with Daof and inspects the Three-Headed Giant, showing their collaboration and Abel's caution.
• Abel commands the Three-Headed Giant, demonstrating his authority and the hierarchy within his God's Country.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel discovers the Three-Headed Giant's state and understands why the God of Death sold it to him.
• He feeds the Three-Headed Giant a "divine power crystal" to replenish its Faith Power, enhancing its combat effectiveness.
• Abel retrieves Milton, the God of Thieves, from the God's Country and learns about his unrestricted slaughter of Holy Knights.
• Abel finds the location of the ownerless God's Country using his Space Power but doesn't destroy it immediately.

Character Developments

• Abel shows compassion towards his divine slave, the Three-Headed Giant, providing it with a "divine power crystal" to replenish its Faith Power.
• Milton's killing intent intensifies after unrestricted slaughter, which Abel addresses by teaching him the "Spiritual Power Battle Technique" to manage it.
• Abel demonstrates caution and thoroughness in his actions, using multiple methods to confirm the location of the ownerless God's Country before acting.

Significant Themes

• The struggle of deities in the current peaceful era, where their powerful divine slaves have no outlet for their combat abilities.
• The importance of trust and caution in alliances, as seen in Abel's interactions with the God of Fire and his use of multiple methods to confirm the location of the ownerless God's Country.

Character Interactions

• Abel interacts with the Three-Headed Giant, showing concern for its well-being and providing it with a "divine power crystal."
• Abel retrieves Milton, the God of Thieves, and teaches him the "Spiritual Power Battle Technique" to manage his killing intent.
• Abel's interactions with the God of Fire are mentioned, showing his caution and the need for accurate information.

Plot Points and Events

• Abel returns to the Golden Castle and allows the God of Thieves Milton to manipulate the God of War Daof's God's Country.
• Abel connects with the Moon Goddess and the God of Fire using the "Spirit Link Array." He exchanges Knowledge about God's Country Wars with the Moon Goddess and learns that the God of Fire's provided location was inaccurate.
• Abel prepares for a God's Country War, understanding its risks and complexities from the Moon Goddess's book.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his trustworthiness and respect for the Moon Goddess, strengthening their potential alliance.
• The God of Fire shows greed and malice, hinting at potential betrayal.
• Abel's understanding of God's Country Wars deepens, revealing his strategic and careful nature.

Significant Themes

• Friendship and Trust: Abel's interactions with the Moon Goddess highlight the importance of trust and friendship among deities.
• Risk and Consequence: The theme of risk and consequence is emphasized through the Moon Goddess's warnings about God's Country Wars.
• Preparation and Planning: Abel's careful preparation for the God's Country War underscores the importance of thorough planning.

Character Interactions

• Abel and the Moon Goddess: Their interaction shows mutual respect and trust, with the Moon Goddess warning Abel about the dangers of God's Country Wars.
• Abel and the God of Fire: Their interaction reveals the God of Fire's greed and potential betrayal, while Abel remains true to his oath.
• Abel, Daof, and Milton: They work together to strengthen the God's Country, demonstrating teamwork and unity.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel decides to seize the God of Hills' God's Country, moving it using Faith Power.
• Daof's God's Country collides with the God of Hills' God's Country, initiating a God's Country War.
• Abel's forces encounter three powerful divine slaves (Flame Bull, Lightning Bear, Poison Rat) and a dwarf knight army.

Character Developments

• Abel: Shows strategic planning and resourcefulness, aiming to seize the opponent's God's Country with minimal losses.
• Daof: Grows in demeanor and obedience to Abel, actively participating in the war.
• Milton the God of Thieves: Infiltrates the enemy's God's Country, aiming to weaken it from within.

Significant Themes

• War and conquest: Abel's desire to expand his territory and power.
• Resourcefulness and strategy: Abel's use of divine pattern defenses and Milton's infiltration to gain an advantage.
• Divine life and divine slaves: The importance of these beings in God's Country defense and combat power.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Daof: Abel gives commands, and Daof obeys, showing a master-servant relationship.
• Abel and Milton: They work together to weaken the enemy's God's Country, showcasing their trust and cooperation.
• Abel and the enemy divine slaves: Abel observes the divine slaves, considering them potential additions to his own forces, rather than immediate targets.

Plot Points and Events

• Abel faces the King of Hills' God's Country, defended by a divine pattern wall and three divine slaves, along with five thousand dwarf knights.
• Abel reinforces the defense wall with a divine power crystal, temporarily halting the enemy's progress.
• God of Thieves Milton infiltrates the Sovereign Hall, discovering a study room with dwarf race legacies and a thousand divine power crystals.
• Abel defeats the King of Hills' phantom in the golden sphere of light, gaining ownership of the God's Country.
• A blood-red light envelops the God's Country, causing all life to have bloodshot eyes and aggressive behavior.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates strategic thinking and adaptability in handling the God's Country's defense and infiltration.
• God of Thieves Milton showcases his unique abilities in infiltrating and navigating the Sovereign Hall undetected.
• The King of Hills' Divine Body struggles in its imprisonment upon sensing the loss of its soul aura in the God's Country.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between deities and their God's Countries, and the importance of ownership and control.
• The consequences of an ownerless God's Country, leading to disorganization and lack of adaptability.
• The struggle for survival and dominance among deities and their followers.

Character Interactions

• Abel and God of Thieves Milton work together to infiltrate and claim the King of Hills' God's Country.
• Abel commands the God of War Daof to intercept the three divine slaves.
• The King of Hills' Divine Body struggles against its imprisonment, unaware of the cause of its distress.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel sends Daof to intercept the three divine slaves defending the God of Hills' God's Country.
• Daof, with his unique teleportation ability, easily overpowers the divine slaves despite Abel's order to not kill them.
• Abel witnesses the resilience of divine nature creatures within their God's Country.
• After Daof takes control of the golden orb in the main temple, all life in the God's Country loses its faith, creating a "blank period."
• Abel uses this opportunity to plant his faith in the God's Country, consuming a vast amount of Faith Power and gaining millions of dwarf believers.

Character Developments

• Daof demonstrates his immense combat power, easily defeating the divine slaves.
• Abel learns about the blank period in God's Country wars and uses it to gain a large number of believers.
• Abel realizes the extent of the God of Hills' influence, with a vast number of believers in his God's Country.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between deities and their followers.
• The resilience of divine nature creatures within their God's Country.
• The strategic importance of the blank period in God's Country wars.

Character Interactions

• Abel commands Daof to subdue the divine slaves without killing them.
• Daof easily defeats the divine slaves, showcasing his superior combat power.
• Abel plants his faith in the God's Country, gaining a massive number of believers.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel merges with the God of Hills' God's Country, gaining twenty million dwarf believers and three divine slaves.
• The God of Fire initiates a God's Country War, colliding with Abel's merged God's Country.
• Abel reveals his powerful forces: four divine slaves, a Knight Battle Array of five thousand dwarf knights led by Legendary Holy Knight Will, and Demigod Paladin Number One.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates strategic thinking and preparation, turning the tables on the God of Fire.
• The God of Fire shows greed and underestimation of Abel, leading to his shock and realization of his mistake.

Significant Themes

• Greed and its consequences (God of Fire's desire for "divine power crystals" and the God's Country leads to his downfall).
• Power dynamics and underestimation of opponents (Abel's true strength is revealed, proving the God of Fire's misjudgment).
• Adaptation and resourcefulness (Abel adapts to the new God's Country and its believers, improving their living conditions and integrating them into his forces).

Character Interactions

• Abel and the God of Fire: Abel outsmarts and surprises the God of Fire, turning their power dynamics around.
• Abel and his forces: Abel's subordinates, including the divine slaves, Legendary Holy Knight Will, and Demigod Paladin Number One, demonstrate their loyalty and power, supporting Abel's cause.
• The dwarf believers: They become Abel's believers, and he considers improving their living conditions, showing his care for his followers.

Plot Points and Events

• Abel surveys the God of Fire's divine realm, noting its blacksmith-focused layout and lack of smog.
• The God of Fire, despite his bluster, is secretly worried about his chances against Abel's forces.
• The battle begins with Abel's divine slaves facing off against the God of Fire's five hundred Flame Spirits.
• Abel uses a "Confusion" curse to disrupt the Flame Spirits, allowing his divine slaves to inflict significant casualties.
• The God of Fire and Daof engage in a fierce battle, with Daof struggling against the God of Fire's flame immunity.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates strategic thinking by using curses to turn the tide of battle.
• Daof shows improved combat skills but struggles against the God of Fire's unique abilities.
• The God of Fire reveals his concern about Abel's power, despite his initial underestimation.

Significant Themes

• The importance of strategy and adaptability in battle.
• The dangers of underestimating opponents.
• The unique challenges posed by divine realms and their inhabitants.

Character Interactions

• Abel and Daof work together, with Abel providing support and Daof engaging in direct combat.
• The God of Fire underestimates Abel, leading to a strategic error.
• Abel's divine slaves coordinate their attacks, exploiting the Flame Spirits' confusion.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The God of Fire, enraged by the loss of his Flame Spirits, engages in a battle with Daof and Abel in God's Country.
• Abel realizes Daof's shortcomings in long-range and area-of-effect attacks, but the God of Fire's Faith Power is dwindling.
• The God of Fire consumes the potential of his God's Country to replenish Faith Power, causing his followers' faith to plummet.
• Abel sends a dwarf knight battle formation to engage the Flame Spirits, leading to their demise.
• The God of Fire uses his Flame Decoy ability to escape Daof and Daof's second divine body, revealing his true intention to target Abel.

Character Developments

• The God of Fire shows desperation and willingness to sacrifice his God's Country's potential to win the battle.
• Abel demonstrates strategic thinking, understanding Daof's limitations, and the value of his newly acquired God's Country.
• Daof and his second divine body show resilience and adaptability in their battle against the God of Fire.

Significant Themes

• The importance of Faith Power and its sources for deities.
• The consequences of reckless actions within God's Country on both deities and their followers.
• The strategic value of understanding one's own and the enemy's strengths and weaknesses.

Character Interactions

• The God of Fire and Abel: The God of Fire underestimates Abel's capabilities, leading to his eventual downfall.
• Daof and the God of Fire: Daof's close-range power and the God of Fire's evasive abilities create a stalemate.
• Abel and his divine slaves: Abel uses his divine slaves strategically to engage the Flame Spirits and protect himself.

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Key Plot Points and Events

• Abel uses a "Domain Breaking Technique" to replace a divine pattern magic array card in the God of Fire's "Divine Seal Great Array" without alerting him.
• The God of Fire activates the "Divine Seal Great Array" to imprison the Angel Body, planning to strike with a powerful fiery sword.
• Abel's substitution of the magic array card causes the "Divine Seal Great Array" to malfunction, allowing the Angel Body to break free and defeat the God of Fire.
• The God of Fire attempts to self-destruct with his Sovereign Hall, but Abel uses a "God-locking Chain" to bind him, preventing the destruction and capturing the God of Fire.

Character Developments

• Abel demonstrates his cunning and resourcefulness by outsmarting the God of Fire and using the "God-locking Chain" to capture him.
• The God of Fire shows his desperation and willingness to self-destruct rather than be defeated, highlighting his ruthlessness and determination.

Significant Themes

• The theme of deception and counter-deception is prominent, with both Abel and the God of Fire trying to outwit each other.
• The power of preparation and having a backup plan is emphasized, as Abel's use of the "God-locking Chain" turns the tide of the battle.

Character Interactions

• Abel and the God of Fire engage in a battle of wits and strength, with Abel ultimately emerging victorious.
• The interaction between Abel and the God of Fire highlights their contrasting personalities and methods, with Abel being more strategic and patient, while the God of Fire is more impulsive and ruthless.

Plot Points and Events

• Abel captures the God of Fire and takes control of his God's Country.
• Abel discovers the God of Fire's Sovereign Temple, which is unusually aggressive and dangerous.
• Abel uses the God of Thieves to infiltrate the Sovereign Temple and Daof to take control of it.
• The God of Fire's God's Country is absorbed into Abel's God's Country.
• Abel learns that the God of Fire has thirty-two thousand dwarf blacksmith followers, mostly Master Blacksmiths and Blacksmith Grandmasters.

Character Developments

• Abel shows strategic thinking and adaptability in dealing with the God of Fire and his God's Country.
• The God of Fire, despite his defeat, maintains his pride and vows revenge.

Significant Themes

• Greed and ambition lead to downfall (God of Fire).
• Specialization and knowledge can lead to weaker faith (dwarf blacksmith followers).
• The power of Space Power and its potential dangers.

Character Interactions

• Abel and the God of Fire engage in a battle of wits and wills.
• Abel interacts with Daof, his divine slave, to take control of the God of Fire's God's Country.