After finalizing the Mortal World Divine Path Rules and establishing the ranks of the Divine Path, Zi Wei also made basic plans for those gods outside the system.
Those worshiped by all living beings and granted a trace of a weak Divine Spark could be called Demigods.
Once they confirmed the duties of their own Divine Sparks, they would officially enter the ranks of Level-One Deities, construct their own Divine Kingdoms, and guide their followers' faith.
After that, they would continuously perfect their Divine Sparks and slowly raise their levels until they became Level-Eighteen Ancient Gods.
They could then lift their Divine Kingdoms into the Great Wilderness, become Star Gods, and attain power equivalent to that of Golden Immortals.
This cultivation system of the Divine Path had far fewer restrictions than that of the gods within the system. As long as their followers' faith was sufficient, they could continue to grow stronger.
However, faith could make them, and faith could also destroy them. Their temperament was easily influenced by their Divine Duties and by the faith they received.
Moreover, once they took a wrong step and were abandoned by their followers, or their followers died on a massive scale and their faith was lost, their Divine Power would rapidly decline, and they might even perish outright.
Unless they became Level-Eighteen Ancient Gods, ascended to the Great Wilderness, and comprehended Law Power, they could not escape the backlash of faith.
For this reason, Styx had even specially opened up a small Origin World, transformed it into the Void Realm, and merged it into the entire void of the Mortal Realm as the final refuge for these gods.
It was the so-called Tomb of the Gods—the "Star Realm."
Compared with these gods, the gods within the system did not face the risk