At Cui Ciyou's accusation,
the Human God's ever-shifting mosaic seemed to waver.
The Human God spoke slowly, his tone like that of a teacher instructing his brightest yet most unruly student.
"Why would the strongest destiny be killed by a lesser one?"
"Young Ciyou, that's an excellent question."
"But who told you that having the strongest destiny meant having the greatest strength?"
"That it meant you 'absolutely cannot die'?"
"You misunderstood that concept from the very beginning."
"It looks like I'll have to explain it with an example you're most familiar with."
A hint of mocking amusement crept into the Human God's voice.
"-Jobless Reincarnation: I'll Seriously Try If I Go to Another World!"
As he said "Jobless Reincarnation," the Human God's mosaic body seemed to smile again.
"Oh, right..."
"Before I begin with my example, there's something I need to explain."
"To better 'care' for you,"
"I went out of my way to use my 'Parallel Sight'"
"to watch every 'possibility' involving 'Jobless Reincarnation' that I could observe."
"So I don't just know the plot of those two anime seasons you watched."
"I also know the entire novel's plot."
"That even includes more, much more interesting storylines from other parallel worlds-ones the original author discarded in abandoned drafts."
With an intensely boastful tone, the Human God showed off his broken, rule-defying ability.
"Sorry, sorry."
The Human God waved at Cui Ciyou, seemingly a little embarrassed.
"I seem to have talked a bit too much again."
"Because, besides being kindhearted,"
"I also enjoy showing clever children how all-knowing I am."
Cui Ciyou stared at the Human God without expression, but towering waves of shock were already surging through his heart.
He... watched everything? He even knows the author's discarded drafts?
Just what kind of monster... is this guy?
"Human God,