The Sims: I Open the Immortal Path for All Beings

However, as the oldest of the Innate Gods and the most powerful among them, the Divine Lord, even when ambushed, was by no means without the power to counterattack.

Enraged to the extreme, the Divine Lord, after regaining composure, struck down and completely annihilated several Ancient Gods who had ambushed him, despite his grievous wounds.

But the injuries of the Divine Lord were inevitable and grew increasingly severe, to the point where there was a risk of his demise. In such a situation, the Divine Lord chose to fuse with the half-formed Divine World, intending to continue his self-rescue and carry on with his plans.

What he had not anticipated was that those Ancient Gods he had slain were not entirely obliterated; their remnants had already merged into the nascent Divine World, even gaining partial control over it.

By choosing to integrate with the Divine World, the Divine Lord effectively caused a complete merger between the three parties, which unavoidably resulted in the influence of those deceased Ancient Gods on him, and a struggle of wills commenced within the body of the Divine Lord.

For many years, there had been a constant internal struggle among the three within the body of the Divine Lord, sometimes he prevailed, sometimes not, yet he was unable to completely suppress the other two. After all, when faced with the threat of extinction, the two would unite against the Divine Lord, preventing him from utterly crushing his opponents.

Thus, all three parties were entangled, and as a result, most of the time, the Divine Lord paid no mind to the affairs of the Divine Court, allowing the numerous Gods within to vie for power and advantage over one another.

Nevertheless, the combined strength the three-as-one unleashed was more formidable than any individual party alone, which deterred any God from coveting the position of the Divine Lord.

This time, the rise of the human race and the emergence of Pei Xuanjing shook the very foundation of the Divine Court—a threat to all three parties. After all, to them, regardless of which one relied on it, the Divine Court was their support base.

Although the Divine Lord’s ambitions and goals diverged from the other two, his foundation was also the Divine Court, which he had established—thus, he could not allow it to be destroyed.