Unexpectedly, the things the gods fought over ended up benefiting the weak humans.
And Zarvan, at the forefront, looked up at the figure on the throne and couldn't help but sneer:
"Ha, you went through all the trouble to win this Divine War and become the God above Gods. But you used this power, belonging to the gods, to restrain the Pantheon of Gods' authority, cut off the link between gods and humans, and bestowed the World upon the mundane. It's a disgrace to be called a deity!"
"I have never forgotten that I am a child of humans, so why insist on pretending to be a god?" Luo En shook his head and laughed, "Of course, if what I do is considered evil in the eyes of the gods, then I wouldn't mind if you call me a Sinful Man—one who defies the Divine Will and usurps Divine Authority."
Hearing such a candid answer, Zarvan was at a loss for words.
He was silent for a moment, then sarcastically said:
