With Yahweh dead, the misunderstanding between Ye Ting and the angels was resolved, and Ye Ting's mission in the Inner Sea of Stars had effectively come to an end.
With the death of Yahweh—a great god who had built a pantheon no less powerful than several first-rate divine systems with the body of a single god, and whose divine power had once reached the level of a God Above Gods—as its sacrifice, the Spear of Longinus had essentially gained the power to kill deities with absolute certainty.
The Inner Sea of Stars, formerly the god-slaying demiplane Genesis Eden, had now merged with the soul of the planet. Though it had become difficult to control, it had also gained a new ability—as long as he was on the planet, Ye Ting could project and materialize the Inner Sea of Stars or its reverse side, Genesis Hells, a space where true ether did not exist, anywhere upon the land at any time without considering mana consumption. In other words, when fighting gods, Ye Ting could create a battlefield cut off from true ether whenever and wherever he wished, greatly increasing his advantage against them.
Thus, Ye Ting's campaign to unify the world and end the rule of the gods could finally begin.
The power Ye Ting now possessed for conquering Earth was far more than just the Spear of Longinus.
After the reboot, the 280 angels had not only gained genders, but had also unleashed their true power. They were considerably stronger than before. Though they normally could not confront chief gods head-on, within the reverse Inner Sea of Stars, they remained excellent assistants to Ye Ting.
Beyond that, he also controlled the land, sea, air, and space forces of the Qin Empire.
If the angels were Ye Ting's elite force, then