"The Sun God had most likely succeeded!"
Earth Calamity was Earth Calamity, while Great Sun Calamity had actually existed all along, merely hidden beneath the guise of "normality."
Naimus understood this transmigrator mentality all too well.
I've already transmigrated. Before transmigrating, I had to act according to reality. After transmigrating, I still have to act according to reality? Then wouldn't I have transmigrated for nothing?
After transmigrating, one was blessed by the Heavenly Mandate and had to accomplish great things. Everything had to reach a perfect state.
And in a sense, the Sun God truly was blessed by the Heavenly Mandate.
I've transmigrated—can't I pursue absolute perfection?
It was like playing a game. The original Earth Online had been Hell difficulty: no saves, no character customization, no spending money, no high-level veteran players to carry you. Basically, there was no way to achieve a perfect run.
But transmigration was different. It was like entering cheat mode. Under such circumstances, one had to make a perfect run no matter what, or it would be a disservice to the cheats.
That had been the Sun God's mentality, and it had then evolved and sublimated into a Creator's mentality that transcended godhood, transcended everything, and sought to hold all things in his palm.
Naimus had been the same in his early days. His mindset had been that, since he had transmigrated, he had to bring about unprecedented change.
However, Naimus and the Sun God had faced different circumstances.
The Sun God had arrived when this world had yet to be greedily plundered by the gods and turned into a filthy mire. As a god, armed with knowledge from another world, he had easily expanded the future and gained a vast number of historical achievements.
He had then swiftly reaped the benefits and obtained