When an era was severed from the following one, and mortals of the following age inherited fragments of ancient legacies from scattered texts, their pursuit of divine and demonic traces often began with reverence and devotion.0

Yet, every individual walks a different path.0

Tngri adhered to the mandates of the Heavenly God, and the Great Shaman Bo’e, as the closest to divinity, served as the voice of their miracles.0

The seafaring nations, shaped by the winds and tempests of the ocean, naturally developed a primal faith in the Sea God’s protection, making it the core of their beliefs.0

These were the followers… or the submissive subjects.0

The Four Idols Cult called for the return of the Night Emperor, seeking to establish an ancient divine nation where gods and mortals were one. It was both faith and a pursuit of the Dao. But when they encountered those who walked closer to the Dao, their faith shifted accordingly. Beyond the Night Emperor, they held no reverence for the Four Idols of antiquity. Long ago, they had declared themselves the new Four Idols, replacing the old.0

Xue Canghai sought only the power of the Blood God. His surface-level reverence was nothing more than deference to strength. His true belief, unspoken yet clear, was that this was how a great man should be.0

Yuan Cheng was the most direct of all. He proclaimed that anyone can become a Buddha. You might not be the Buddha, but as long as you reach that level, there is no fundamental...0