"He admired the Earth God for sacrificing his life to save the world, yet looked down on who I am now." The God of Precepts naturally saw all of this.
However, even if he disliked a Holy Son like this, he could only act according to the Holy Son's wishes. The fact that the Holy Son would next hand the Earth Divinity over to him brought the God of Precepts a faint sense of pleasure.
Because the Holy Son's thoughts proved, to a certain extent, that the God of Precepts was right.
He was the embodiment of change. He was the key to driving the world's transformation.
This conviction and intent spurred the God of Precepts onward.
If the Holy Son could truly complete his task and set up the Sacred Wish ritual,
then perhaps he could truly use that Sacred Wish ritual to bring about changes in certain doctrines.
The God of Precepts had succeeded because of precepts, and would fail because of precepts.
Precepts had allowed him to weather every calamity in peace. His own existence had achieved eternity through the God of Precepts, while the changes outside were controlled by him in corresponding forms.
This method of controlling change allowed him to stabilize the changes and order of the entire world, ensuring that his divine position had remained unchanged for hundreds of millions of years.
That in itself was a form of resisting change.
Otherwise, the Change Divinity should have been the divinity that changed most often.
Perhaps in the previous epoch, he had still been the God of Change, but once the era shifted, he might have been among the first to die.
Even though he had used precepts to stabilize his own changes, he had even employed certain special methods during that time.
For instance,