The Fruits of Extreme Pressure

The essence of a strategy game lies in letting allies take the heat, and when victorious, giving them as little land as possible. Even in defeat, it's best to have allies cede territory and pay reparations, maximizing one's own interests.

Clearly, an approaching colossal Chaos god would be the last straw to crush the Mohanade pantheon.

When two pantheons are evenly matched, diplomacy is strength.

When there's a vast disparity in strength between two pantheons, strength is diplomacy.

The size of a Chaos Devil never equates to strength.

In the eyes of the world, size often approximates strength.

Not every colossal god is like a balloon, popping at the slightest poke.

Most of the time, giant beasts or giants of a certain size can at least serve as war machines, used for breaking through defenses. It might take over a month for this thing to descend upon Imas Planet, but its arrival will be the decisive factor in the outcome of the battlefield.

Looking at it, Lein couldn't help but recall the absurd fan art in reader groups when he was following webnovels before his transmigration.

Whenever readers urged for updates, seasoned authors would throw out pre-saved images to argue with them. For example, "I didn't type today, I feel so cute," or "I didn't type, I'm guilty," infuriating the readers and sometimes turning daily updates into weekly, monthly, or even yearly ones.

This led readers to brainstorm new, imaginative methods.

"Tie the author up, place a gradually approaching electric saw blade in front of his crotch, and give him a voice-activated computer. For every 2,000 characters, the saw blade moves a little further away. If he writes 20,000 characters today, the electric saw stops. If the author is constantly writing on the verge of being sawed, show him some