Since ancient times, many in the true realm had tended toward the Divine Path, yet very few truly stepped into the supreme position of a divine lord and still retained any reference value—only half of one.
This "half" was the Wu God.
This was because the Buddha, the Dao Honored One, and the Primordial Demon Lord truly transcended the scope of human conjecture and analysis; the Rakshasa Ghost King had from the very beginning bridged the foundation of believers across the two realms, moving unpredictably between the true realm and the Blood Prison Ghost Manor, leaving no value for analysis.
Only the Wu God could be considered the most glaring negative example.
During the War of Sword Sorcerers, a group of sword immortals led by Qu Wujie from the Discussion Pavilion used sword intent of the utmost essence and purity to shatter the laws of heaven and earth, and even directly severed the connection between the Wu God and the vast multitudes of Wu Sect believers. This triggered a backlash that plunged the Wu Sect into near-ruin and dealt a heavy blow to the Wu God in one fell swoop, forcing him into a deep slumber.
The chaos and despair of the Wu Sect faction at that time were described with chilling precision in the records. Yet it was precisely thanks to those uninhibited sword cultivators that the hundreds of millions of living beings in this realm struggled free from the limitations of "bloodline," truly entering a prosperous era of a hundred schools of thought contending, where they advanced through transcendent inheritance of orthodox teachings.
The reason the Wu God was deemed only "half" was that during the war of those years, while the Wu Sect was still at the height of its power, the Wu God behind it had