Unfortunately, the other party is ultimately a True God.
If Ji is unwilling to cooperate, even though Ma Ran has the means to forcibly enslave, he cannot use it on the other party.
The words Ma Ran just said gave Ji a subtle sense of familiarity and déjà vu.
Something like, "Lucky mortal, you have been chosen by the divine"...
Ji had used it before too.
In fact, Ji had also employed various methods to nurture some faithful believers in various civilizations who obtained titles such as War Emperor, Knight King, Sword God, Magic Saint, and Legendary Assassin.
Ji never imagined encountering a human who would deliver the same words back to himself.
For a moment, Ji was moved.
However, after a brief thought, he rejected Ma Ran's invitation without hesitation: "Sorry! I have no intention of betraying the Divine Court."
A deity that betrays the Divine Court would have its believers completely "cleansed," and it too would be plastered on the Wall of the End.
