When Huo Yuhao told Ju Zi that the times had changed, he was not trying to show off. He was stating a fact.
After becoming an Audience, Huo Yuhao had dimly realized from the outset that "God" was essentially a concept equivalent to "the absolute," referring to that which was unconditional and unrestricted.
Then what was that unconditional, unrestricted existence? Different perspectives would offer different answers.
The most fitting answer was truth. The distinction between truth and falsehood was that falsehood could take many forms, while there was only one truth.
Just like the answer to one plus one: there could be countless wrong answers, but the correct answer was only two.
That was why, in rational terms, there could only be one God.
This was something any civilization embarking on the path of technology would realize. And God in this context certainly did not mean the superhuman gods of the Douluo God Realm that Tang San had described so explicitly ten thousand years ago.
Thus, once the human civilization of Douluo Star committed fully to the path of technology, its inability to continue supplying the power of faith to superhuman gods was inevitable.
Of those who came to attend Kong Deming's funeral, the most influential figure from Sun Moon was Jing Hongchen.
After Huo Yuhao resurrected him, Jing Hongchen had managed to emerge from his initial terror thanks in no small part to his old friend Kong Deming, a distant relative of the Sun Moon Imperial Family.
"If I hear the Dao at dawn, I may die content at dusk-" Many years ago, the first question that Sun Moon's Soul Engineer research community, represented by Kong Deming, always asked their colleagues who had immigrated from the Douluo Three Kingdoms was, "Are you really so devoted to this Dao you