Don't call me evil god

"You know the source issue... In the old days, I noticed in advance that something was not quite right."

"In short, it took a lot of effort and effort to successfully leave the Kingdom of God, and thus avoid the final outcome."

"But there's a price to pay for that."

Resty was a little embarrassed when he first explained.

The further he goes on, the more confident he becomes:

"The price is that I have to sleep for many years."

"I don't even know when the so-called Dark Ages ended."

"You may not be able to imagine how confused I was when I saw the current situation of Prentiss after waking up from my long slumber."

"As I expected."

"The Twilight of the Gods in the old days was the final moment, which meant that almost all civilizations would end because of this."

"So, I was prepared to face an almost apocalyptic world after waking up."

"As a result, the mortals are still alive and well, and a new group of Huili gods even emerged to save them from the dark age."

"After all, I am an old thing who has lived from the old days to now. I have supernatural powers... I still have a lot of inventory before."

"According to the current consumption level, with the kind of magical effect you require, my inventory alone is enough for mortals to use it for several thousand years."

After listening to Resti's explanation, Noven fell into silence.

What could he say?

I can only blame the "god" I inherited when I traveled through time for being too stupid!

They are also remnants of the old days.

Risty left the Kingdom of God early, not only escaped the Twilight of the Gods and the Dark Ages, but most importantly, she also brought out the inventory in the Kingdom of God!

If she hadn't been tricked first by people from the Supreme Truth Church using the Illusion Core, and then tricked a second time by the gray mist space where Noven was.

A god who walks in the mortal world, with an extremely huge reserve of divine power, is simply the invincible model of the "divine-born winner"!

She can completely stop performing the duties of a god and rely on her huge divine power to be invincible in the mortal world and do whatever she wants!

Where's Novan?

There is a high probability that the person he inherited was the unlucky guy who degenerated into an evil god during Ragnarok. Although he "lived" in another way until now, when Novin came to this world, his divine power was so stretched. !

There is nothing left for him from his predecessor!

The Church of Seeking Knowledge is where it is today, all thanks to Noven himself "starting from scratch", constantly withdrawing money from cultists and monsters, and beating them back and forth like experience packs and cash machines.

Can't compare.

Comparing it makes me cry!

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Anyway.

With the steady support of illusion magic provided by Resti, the order set by Noven can be implemented.

But this is not enough.

Excellent order can only ensure a more stable social environment and be more conducive to development.

Novin definitely wants more than just "benefit".

Generally speaking, the process of development is always tortuous and ups and downs, spiraling upward, not so smooth sailing.

Mortals have no ability to predict the future.

Without the existence of Novin.

They don't know what consequences a decision will have after it is made, and they need to spend a lot of resources and a long time on trial and error.

Make a decision, implement it, observe the impact, and then make the next decision.

The consequences of some decisions can be far-reaching.

Such as the manorial nobles decree issued by King Kenreddin.

Novin's intervention pointed the believers in the right direction, eliminating the need for "trial and error."

This kind of guidance does not come from Novan's authority, but the "direction" that Novan analyzed and summarized after observing the world.

In Novin's view, this world has various strange and extraordinary powers such as gods, magic, anger, devils, elements, etc., thus forming a unique civilization.

If you put your perspective on a higher level.

In such a world of swords and magic, the social system is actually... quite complete.

With the help of divine religion, the Kingdom of Reyak has maintained its religious theocracy and aristocratic feudalism for nearly a thousand years.

The nobility represents royal power, and the church represents divine power.

At the top of the hierarchy are the royal family and the church of the Xinhui Gods, who together maintain the existence of this kingdom.

Those who exercise power are high-ranking divine chosen ones, officials, great nobles, great businessmen, and powerful professionals.

Ordinary chosen ones, adventurers, mercenaries, and merchants are the backbone of the kingdom.

There are also ordinary people such as small traders, citizens, and farmers at the lowest level.

This standard pyramid system has been able to operate stably for so many years without collapse, and the kingdom has lasted for thousands of years without collapse.

Except there is a consistent foreign enemy void.

In Noven's view, the Mokred royal family is simply a wonder in this world.

Every king with this surname, mind you, every king!

They are all saints!

No exceptions!

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They will not be affected by personal desires and will not care about personal interests!

Any decision they make is indeed aimed at the continuation of the entire kingdom, and they will try their best to take care of the interests of groups at all levels!

No king is selfish or foolish!

Even if there are so-called "rebellions" occasionally, they are often just people in a small area uniting to overthrow the local nobles or church branches that are causing trouble.

The number of rebellions directed at the royal family is zero.

Not even once.

This is a very outrageous thing.

King Kenredin and Prince Fradin, Norwen chose to let the believers cooperate with them during the trip to the royal capital because Norwen could be sure that these two were also "saints".

For example, in the matter of Rune Monger.

If the royal treasury can compensate the people for the wealth they lost, Kenredin will really take it out for compensation without hesitation.

...

Moreover, there is indeed a clear and mutually transformative channel between the several levels of the kingdom.

Any ordinary person, if he saves enough money, is fortunate enough to participate in the baptism ceremony organized by the church, and receives the blessing of the corresponding god.

Then he can immediately be promoted from the bottom to the next level.

Become an ordinary chosen one.

If he can get more blessings and care from the gods, he will have the opportunity to go further and enter the ranks of high-level chosen ones, or even enter the power center of the church.

The end of this route is to become a noble cardinal like Harris Eugene, who is second to none.

Or, change another route.

Ordinary people can successfully control their anger through their own training, so they can be mercenaries or adventurers as warriors.

The end of this route can be to climb continuously and become a legendary strongman, or to accept the royal canonization when they are successful and famous, and become a noble, or even a great noble with a fiefdom.

Becoming a wizard and studying magic is similar.

Even if these routes are not feasible.

Mortals also have several alternative options, such as trying to do business if they have capital savings.

Relying on the accumulation of business to improve their status, they will eventually have the opportunity to become a top tycoon like Rune Monger.

The order of the entire Reyak Kingdom is self-consistent and stable.

Therefore, Norwen did not forcefully cut in.

Nowen chose to let nature take its course.

Optimize this order in detail.

Make it more perfect.

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