It was for this very reason that Tang San had sent down the Divine Examinations, hoping to stabilize his power of faith.
Given just a few more years, the power of faith would no longer have much influence over him.
Those who became gods through the power of faith did indeed possess tremendous potential.
Whether it was the Sea God or the Angel God, both theoretically had the potential to become a God King.
Talent and fortunate opportunities-neither could be missing.
Beyond those, there was another crucial factor: a stable supply of power of faith.
If someone became a god through faith, only for that faith's legacy to be severed and collapse shortly afterward, it would become extremely difficult for them to advance any further. They might even end up among the lowest ranks in the Divine Realm.
Unless their comprehension defied the heavens, allowing them to use the Divine Realm as a platform to condense a law divine core anew.
But that was far too difficult.
Previously, Tang San had naturally had no need to worry about stabilizing his power of faith. After all, the divine seat he had inherited from the Sea God was already stable.
But to advance his Sea God godhood further and become a God King, he inevitably had to shoulder some risks.
And something like this had happened at precisely this critical moment.
How could Tang San not be anxious?
Fortunately, the other members of the Shrek Seven Devils were watching over the Douluo Continent, allowing Tang San to enter secluded cultivation with peace of mind.
But Tang San seemed to have overlooked one thing: just how reliable the remaining members of the Shrek Seven Devils were.
It wasn't that all the Shrek Seven Monsters were unreliable. Rather, for certain reasons, Tang San hadn't