Although that Crow was the first god Lin Yu had ever seen, he had not felt any particular reverence for this god when they first met—after all, in Lin Yu's eyes, most of the riddles Crow had prepared for him were indeed novel and interesting, and a small portion could even be called ingenious and clever, but they were not completely "unsolvable."
Once he understood Crow's nature of being so fond of deceiving others, all he needed to do was stay wary of and repeatedly consider every word and action of his, and he could avoid most of the tricks this god had designed.
It was like a high-difficulty game filled with all kinds of traps and even malicious designs—although it might seem extremely difficult to beginners or people unfamiliar with this type of game.
In reality, however, players familiar with this type of game would not find it that difficult.
After all, once they grew accustomed to thinking, "There might be a trap here," they would often avoid falling victim to those traps.
They could even turn around and use those traps to their advantage.
That was why Lin Yu had initially lacked reverence for this "God of Truth, Falsehood, and Change."
Now, however, although only a few short months had passed, Lin Yu's understanding of the "Death game," the Ten Realms, gods, and Authorities had already crossed many stages.
Lin Yu now had a relatively good understanding of gods—he knew that gods were not omnipotent, but merely high-ranking beings who had grasped Authorities.
Yet after gaining that understanding, Lin Yu had instead begun to take gods more seriously.
Especially the "God of Truth, Falsehood, and Change"... Although Lin Yu still could not be said to hold any reverence for him, he now understood that this fellow was an