The subsequent discussion seed less like a discussion and more like others speaking to themselves.
Fang Jie also knew this because the others had already begun, and now it was just him left.
"The most important thing for you right now is to create a doctrine, as this is the key to spreading faith. The Gods Continent is different from other planes; relying solely on force is completely different."
"The Gods Continent? Just how many gods are there?" Fang Jie was a bit surprised.
"The so-called Gods Continent is not a single plane. It’s a na given to all such places where many gods can spread their faith. Many Gods Continents are actually connected by large space channels and belong to a public plane."
"In the area we’ve selected, there are four divine systems: our Undead God System, the Light God System, the Shadow God System, and the Nature God System. They are considered opposites of each other."
Emperor Skeleton said sowhat helplessly, "What a pity. Because of our origins, we’ve never known how to communicate with others. Even when it cos to spreading faith, we’re far worse compared to the Light God System."
The Nature God System holds great influence among natural creatures, as most people love nature.
As for systems like Shadow and Undead, they aren’t easily accepted by normal living beings.
"On our side, the Undead, we mostly proclaim that death is just another form of rebirth, or that after death, one can enter the Divine Country. Compared to the other side, there’s a really big gap. Fortunately, we can offer great strength."
There are always people who will believe in them for the strength they bring, a fact that left the group feeling quite distressed.
"Alright, I got it." Fang Jie nodded. Just because others aren’t good at this doesn’t an he isn’t either.
In fact, he already had his own Divine Sect and doctrine. As it continues to develop, the doctrine is constantly being revised, suitable for any race.
To spread faith, he just needed to distribute it.
"So let’s do it quickly. We have too few gods on our side and not enough influence. On the Gods Continent, gods cannot directly intervene or even influence through action; they must rely on their Divine Sect. The more gods, the more influence."
Since when did these force-revering folks start considering these matters?
Fang Jie nodded, "I’m fairly skilled at these things, but I need to return and think about so aspects of the doctrine first." Disconnecting the communication, Fang Jie felt speechless.
"Though I was prepared, I didn’t expect it to be this quick. The competition among gods is even more intense."
Fang Jie himself didn’t put much stock in faith; after all, he focused on developing his own strength. He valued opening other worlds and acquiring Origin Power more. But faith wasn’t entirely useless to him either.
Not to ntion, it could replace spirit points, which made it worthwhile to gather.
Furthermore, Fang Jie couldn’t appear too unconventional. At least not before reaching a certain height.
Who knew if doing so would offend so gods? It wasn’t impossible.
However, during the discussion, Fang Jie realized why others changed their image after becoming gods. It was a bit of a resignation; previously, Zi Lan dared not change at all.
Because Zi Lan ca from a Skeleton force, and while she liked Zombies, the Zombie forces were their mortal enemies.
If she dared change when she beca a Demigod, she’d be attacked and killed on the spot.
Only when she later gained more strength did she dare express her preferences, gradually replacing her subordinates with Zombies. Now, as a god, her previous forces didn’t dare demand anything from her.
On the contrary, they had to align with her requirents, seeking to curry favor.
As for Ye Li, her changes were entirely for spreading faith.
Originally, Ye Li thought like Fang Jie and wanted to switch to a Ghost image or keep her original appearance.
But in the process of becoming a god, Ye Li discovered that they needed to spread faith after ascending. If as a god, her image was quite anti-living, it would be very detrintal to spreading faith.
On the contrary, if she appeared cute and beautiful, just her image alone could attract countless followers.
So in the end, Ye Li resud her forr appearance, although adjusted. No matter how beautiful one is as a human, they can’t compare to a god.
Emperor Skeleton continued along the usual path of the undead, with no intention of changing his image.
In fact, Emperor Skeleton believed maintaining his cold and mysterious image was even more advantageous for spreading faith.
Soon, Qin Lan arrived in front of Fang Jie with a group of religious personnel.
"Fang Jie, these are so plans we ca up with. This plan seems most feasible: the White Lotus Cleanses the World, which suits your image and na well. Killing evil, driving sin, bringing death to the wicked and new life to the virtuous—what do you think?"
"It sounds good, but won’t we be mistaken for people from the Reincarnation System?"
Being mistaken for mbers of the Reincarnation System would cause a lot of trouble in the future.
"It won’t happen as long as the term ’reincarnation’ isn’t explicitly ntioned. If it were soone from the Reincarnation System, they absolutely wouldn’t abandon that term."
Fang Jie thought for a mont, and it seed right: "Then how about representing the soul and the elent of bones?"
"How about ’Noble Soul and Revenge of the Dead’? It should be easily acceptable, right?" soone beside him suggested.
Seeing the fervent expression on this person’s face, Fang Jie would have thought he was a fanatic if he hadn’t sensed otherwise. But this person’s understanding seed to incorporate so of his own ideas.
If he continued to develop this way, he might very well beco a Saint.
Just hope he doesn’t go astray; if he does, he’ll beco a fanatic. Fortunately, training under the White Lotus Visualization thod should prevent that. It seems he must have already practiced it.
"Not bad, but we should add more. When it cos to doctrines, it’s not about avoiding contradictions; it’s about having enough. After all, as long as there’s more than enough, those believers will make their own ntal leaps."
Everyone nodded; if a god said so, it must be right, even though they also believed in these things.
But when it ca to altering doctrines, they were not ambiguous. After all, as long as it benefits the god, the doctrines aren’t that important. Just look at the True God right in front of them.
The enthusiasm they showed as they looked at the materials in their hands was almost frightening to Fang Jie.
Qin Lan shrugged; there was no helping it; fanatics are just like that.
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