As the Main God of a civilization, one inevitably possessed wisdom that Mortals did not, and inevitably had to take a long view, knowing what impact one's choices would have on the civilization.
Therefore, gods could not make decisions lightly. But once a decision was made, there could be no regrets.
Great King of Asgard: "Is this your advice? I understand."
Loki looked at Bai Xuan's words and nodded thoughtfully.
As the Main God of a civilization, one naturally ought to be the most objective, impartial, and authoritative existence within that civilization. Every decision he made affected that civilization's future.
Naturally, the choices he made had to be absolutely correct, as well as the fairest and most consistent with the logic of a civilization's development.
Just like Holy Keisha's Theocracy.
When a civilization reached its final form, the number of higher life-forms had become exceedingly scarce, while resources had become highly concentrated. Eventually, the one who controlled the greatest share of those resources was elected as the civilization's highest executive—the one called a god.
Then that god ought to be the most authoritative, impartial, and objective existence, because he had been elected by the civilization's greatest wisdom.
As the highest wisdom of a civilization, the judgments he made would inevitably best suit that civilization's future development and would inevitably be the most correct.
Holy Guardian Left Wing: "Every Main God has ideals of their own. Those ideals have no right or wrong, yet for a civilization, right and wrong are clearly defined."
Holy Guardian Left Wing: "Just like the freedom and Fallen Morgana believes in. There is no right or wrong in that for Demon Civilization, but to other Civilizations, she is absolute evil."
Demon Queen: "Bullshit."
Demon Queen: "Other than Earth, I've never heard of Fallen being a damn