In fact.
Different races had different names for the power of laws wielded by [Demigods].
The earliest Yellow Spring Lineage called it [Law].
The Otsutsuki Clan, meanwhile, originally referred to it as [Divine Art].
As for the Maha Clan, they called it [Authority].
Though the names differed.
They all referred to the same kind of power.
A miraculous power that could interfere with, utilize, and distort a single attribute of reality...
In a sense, ninjutsu was also one such power.
But it was a comparatively low-level, primitive application—the simplified version of a simplified [Divine Art]...
It was nowhere near comparable to the Otsutsuki's [Divine Arts].
The Otsutsuki's various rare dojutsu were vessels used to bear weakened versions of [Divine Arts].
Dojutsu such as Isshiki's [Daikokuten] and [Sukunahikona] were both weakened versions of [Divine Arts].
As for true [Divine Arts].
The term had originally been used by that Otsutsuki God, [Otsutsuki Shibai], to describe his incomprehensible and terrifying abilities, comparable to divine miracles...
Therefore.
No matter the race.
Gaining the power to wield laws, possess divine arts, and obtain authority.
Was a tremendous leap forward!
Enough to support an entire race's reproduction and future!
However.
Breaking through to Demigod was no simple matter to begin with.
One had to completely anchor the laws one had mastered within one's soul, then use the power of those laws to scour the body and undergo a complete transformation.
Its difficulty.
Was hundreds, even thousands of times greater than splitting one's own soul!
According to Kuramitsuha, even during the Underworld Great Kingdom's most prosperous era, the success rate for breaking through to Demigod had been below thirty percent.
And that was under the premise of an extraordinarily low promotion rate—barely one in ten million across the entire race.
This alone showed just how difficult it