The screen before Zhao Nan clearly showed that Ertis was a Midgod who had become a god by refining a Godhead.
Zhao Nan had no interest in people who became gods by refining Godheads. If anything, he preferred to steer clear of them.
After all, his system granted him the conditions to share based on a person's talent and potential.
If he took on a disciple with SSS-grade talent and potential, and that disciple became a Highgod by refining a Highgod Godhead, then sharing everything with that disciple would immediately raise Zhao Nan's own level to Highgod.
After all, once someone reached Highgod, fusing the profound mysteries of the Laws became practically impossible. It was far too difficult. Even Chief Gods, with their boundless Power of Faith, couldn't manage it.
If Ertis had been a Highgod of the Four Edicts, Zhao Nan might have considered it. After all, the Four Edicts had no clearly defined profound mysteries to develop. One could only keep comprehending them until, one day, one reached Paragon.
That was also why cultivators of the Four Edicts were said to be potential Paragons.
Comparing the Four Edicts to the seven elemental Laws was like comparing literature to mathematics.
There was no single absolute answer. Among ten thousand people, there were ten thousand Hamlets. In the eyes of countless people, there were countless answers to the questions of life, Fate, Destruction, and death. So if he shared these things, they could only benefit him, bringing him one step closer to Paragon.
But the seven elemental Laws were different. Their profound mysteries were set. Countless people might find countless ways to apply them, but the mysteries themselves remained the same.
It was like how one person used mathematics to calculate how water flowed in and out, another used it