You're shocked!
[In your heart, you've always believed that the Star God is the strongest.]
Even after traversing time and space multiple times and accumulating more information, the name of the Star God has continued to resonate throughout all sectors of Huaxia society.
[Furthermore, he was stationed at the Mountain and Sea Main Battlefield, commanding the strongest group of Heavenly Mandate Bearer from Huaxia to contend with the top experts of the other races. Although the situation was tense, he remained steadfast.]
[Most importantly, the Star God's rampage in the last timeline still left a deep impression on you.]
[Star God with such power isn't the strongest?]
Suddenly, you recall what the Theater God once said.
[The battle that the Star God is least adept at...]
[Thinking of this, you suddenly realized that in the eyes of the Theater God, the Star God's other abilities were indeed stronger than his combat power.]
[After all, in terms of combat power, the Theater God can easily defeat the Star God.]
[The Star God, seeing you lost in thought, continued speaking about the Wind God.]
[Because he governs all the stars in the sky, the stars, constellations, and celestial pathways, viewed from different perspectives, sometimes have different interpretations.]
[Furthermore, there are some doubts surrounding the matter of the Wind God.]
[The biggest, and still unanswered, question is: how did the Theater God, who burned his life force to unleash such a powerful attack—enough to destroy dozens of worlds—let the Wind God escape?]
[The boost brought about by the power of the Theater God, when everything is burned and the full power of the Theater God's origin is unleashed, is extremely terrifying.]
[At that time, the Wind God led other beings to ambush and kill the Theater God. If the Theater God had killed the Wind God with this attack, there would have been no subsequent events involving the Wind God.]
Therefore, he and the Battle God had discussed this issue: was the fact that the Theater God did not kill the Wind God a message left for them by the Theater God?
[But this whole thing is a paradox. What exactly happened to the other side that would make the Theater God willingly sacrifice his own life and yours, the God of Wealth is a constant anchor in time and space, to send the Wind God to rebel?]
[As the highest combat force of Huaxia, he frequently interacted with other top-tier combatants like the Battle God.]
[Sometimes, after seizing an opportunity to kill Emperor Rank anomaly, he would bring back its corpse or some of its power, carefully studying and analyzing it, even using divine artifacts in conjunction with the Emperor Rank anomaly's corpse to deduce its origins.]
[By using the corpse of Emperor Rank anomaly as a starting point, more useful information can be deduced more quickly and directly.]
[Through this information, he learned about many major events concerning the supernatural, and even quite a bit about the most precious treasures, but he couldn't find the kind of major event that would lead to the downfall of the Theater God.]
In short, the affairs of those who are different are not comparable to the fall of the Theater God; they are simply not worthy of comparison!
[At this point, the fact that the Theater God did not kill the God of Wind God raises another question.]
[The Wind God has followed the Theater God since childhood, receiving Theater God teachings. As a continuation of his life, the Theater God may have already regarded the Wind God as his own grandson.]
Even if their descendants betray them, how could a kind elder, when faced with a life-or-death situation, bring themselves to cruelly kill their own grandchildren?
[This is the essence of the Huaxia spirit of inheritance; the spiritual lineage has been passed down through generations, and there are countless instances of parents and elders planning for their descendants.]
[Oh, God of Wealth of Wealth who transcends time! Even in your furrowed brow, you brought up the script for "The Injustice to Dou E" that the Theater God had mentioned, as well as some things you had previously suspected about the Wind God.]
[The Star God's breath hitched, then the surrounding starlight intensified.]
[Afterwards, the Star God suppressed his aura, and his emotional fluctuations gradually subsided.]
[After learning that you had doubted the Wind God and, in a certain timeline, had the Battle God kill the Wind God, he suddenly understood.]
Because of the play "The Injustice to Dou E," he and the Battle God had been speculating whether there were other hidden reasons behind the Wind God's defection, and whether they had wronged Wind God.
[If the Wind God truly conceded this immense crime for the sake of the nation, and was later killed by one of them, wouldn't that be far too cruel for Wind God?]
[But if you ever doubted the Wind God, and even if your doubt led to the Wind God being unjustly killed by the Battle God in a future sub- Sub-Space-Time, then all of this makes sense.]
The play "The Injustice to Dou E" symbolizes the events that occurred in that Sub-Space-Time!
The rebellion of the Wind God in this timeline has absolutely no connection to the play "The Injustice to Dou E"!
[If we judge it from this perspective, then everything makes sense.]
[The Wind God has truly rebelled!]
Su Wen took a deep breath and slowly got up from the bench.
The Wind God's rebellion is real!
The Star God has already said it!
Moreover, the Star God's suspicions are well-founded!
The last few remaining questions were also given suitable explanations.
The script of "The Injustice to Dou E" also represents the wrongful killing that occurred in the previous Sub-Space-Time, possibly before the Wind God was killed.
In other words, what is the connection between the wrongful killing that occurred in that other Sub-Space-Time and this Sub-Space-Time?
"Call..."
Su Wen looked up at the ceiling of the room and exhaled a breath of stale air.
Although finding the traitor was a good thing, he still felt somewhat frustrated and repressed.
Even from the beginning, he was skeptical of the Wind God.
Deep down, however, he did not want Wind God to be a traitor.
"Could it be because of homework pressure?"
Su Wen muttered to himself, "The fact that Wind God will become the deputy editor-in-chief of the Martial Dao General Journal shows that he has a certain level of expertise in the theoretical research of Martial Dao."
"If nothing unexpected happens, the Wind God Body Tempering Method should be included this time."
"But this body-tempering method..."
For a moment, he was in a dilemma.
So he thought he should pass this trouble on to the Star God and let the Star God have some trouble too!
"Buzz!"
A flash of light appeared, and the figure of the Theater God appeared in the room.
"I've almost finished dealing with things here, but the child still hasn't woken up?"
The Theater God looked at Mo Xiao Su and said gravely, "The intense stimulation, coupled with utter despair and fear, has brought this child to the brink of mental collapse."
"The anesthetic in this child's body should have been filtered out by the time he arrived in the Theatrical Phenomena World."
"Does not wanting to wake up mean not wanting to face this cruel world?"
As he spoke, the Theater God stirred his mind, and magnificent and awe-inspiring changes began to appear in the sky above the room.
For a moment, it seemed as if the voices of all sorts of characters from ancient and modern times, from China and abroad, from kings and generals to gods and demons, rang out all around.
Normally speaking, it is very unpleasant to hear a mixture of different tones and timbres, especially when they are vastly different and have different nuances, forcibly blended together.
For some reason, the myriad sounds emanating from the Theatrical Phenomena Space at this moment blended together to create a beautiful and melodious sound.
The next moment, a milky white energy beam descended from above, gently enveloping Mo Xiao Su's entire body.
"Fortunately, my Theatrical Phenomena World offers some nourishment to the soul."
The Theater God said softly, "This child's psychological problems shouldn't be difficult to handle."
P. S.: There's one more bonus chapter!