No one knew what Ye Qingcang had done.
Although Sea God Tang San and God King Tang San could both keep an eye on Ye Qingcang, as could The Gods currently within the Divine Realm—such as the Five Great God Kings and the many Level One Gods, Second-Level Gods, and Third-Level Gods—Ye Qingcang likewise had the ability to sever their surveillance.
Because Ye Qingcang was an Asura God Test Taker.
Using divine power against divine power.
That was the most commonly used solution.
Moreover, even setting aside his identity as an Asura God Test Taker, among the many Alchemy Items under Ye Qingcang's control were some that could prevent others from spying on him, including but not limited to blocking The Gods.
Besides, not every deity was Sea God Tang San or God King Tang San. Most deities were rather levelheaded. They could determine who had caused the upheaval in the Divine Realm and had their own views on whether they should approach its center. Knowing too much was not necessarily a good thing. This principle applied equally to The Gods, at least for most neutral deities.
Do not participate.
Do not interfere.
Do not ask questions.
Just coast along.
That was the attitude of most neutral deities.
As for this unavoidable reshuffling, it did not prevent them from coasting along.
They only needed to ensure that they did not stand on the losing side. At worst, they could turn the act into reality and hand their godhood over to an heir.
The lifespan of deities was connected to the Life God King among the Five Great God Kings. In other words, whoever the Life Goddess wanted to grant immortality to could receive it, not limited to deities and unrelated to godhood itself.
However, the Life Goddess would not abuse