A thousand years in the Old Calendar before the birth of the Gods.
The Celestial Kings who reached the end of evolution, after a millennium of exploration and searching, found different paths of transcendence, and in that year, took the first step to beco Gods.
In order to obtain enough resources to achieve their goal of becoming Gods, the Kings indiscriminately plundered all major Settlents, and a great war sweeping across the Wasteland began to spread.
As the forces clashed, the conflict intensified, plunging the Wasteland into a national war era, with Kings slaughtering each other, plundering each other’s life origins, and their subordinate forces rging and swallowing each other, forming several large forces with populations of tens of millions.
This great war continued for four hundred years, the dark chaos spreading to every corner, causing the life forms struggling to survive in the Wasteland to directly reduce by half.
It was considered the first biological extinction event of the Wasteland Era, and eighty percent of the various surviving evolutionary races were tragically exterminated, causing a sharp decline in species diversity.
The four-hundred-year war was known in history as the Battle of Shenli.
And after gathering half of the living resources, the victorious Late-stage Tier Three Celestial Kings formally embarked on their individual journeys to beco Gods.
During this ti, they gradually transford from evolutionary life forms to Gods, progressively shedding and developing an eternally indestructible divine nature, beginning their transformation into Gods.
In the hundred years that followed, the Gods behind all forces entered a period of recuperation and used the resources plundered and collected to continuously strengthen themselves.
And their subordinates also began to thrive, reproduce, and expand during this peaceful era.
Among them, particularly the surviving humans, who through exploration and reconciliation of the technology left in underground shelters from the old era, regained various technologies and entered an era of rapid developnt.
The entire group gradually flourished, rebuilding civilization, seemingly within reach.
This period was also known as the Dawn of the Gods.
Representing the dawn of hope.
But amidst this peaceful atmosphere, undercurrents were still surging, as a more terrible and intense war was quietly brewing.
In fact, this prosperity and flourishing only existed among the lower and middle levels of various forces, while in the eyes of the true upper and highest levels, the crisis was already obvious.
Especially the Tier Three Kings, who were most closely connected with their respective leaders, the great beings on the path to becoming Gods.
Many relied on the Radiation Energy emitted by the Gods to complete their own evolutionary transformation.
The bloodlines and genes within them were inherited from the Gods they worshiped.
So they could clearly feel that the Gods, during their slumber, were growing increasingly hungry, needing to consu tons of High-level Source Material or enough Energy to power a town of millions every day.
The resources they once plundered and stored were now being desperately developed and exploited, gradually exhausted as the divine aura continued to rise.
The stockpiled resources were about to run dry.
The so-called prosperity and vigorous developnt rely resulted from that four-hundred-year war, killing half the life forms and freeing up more than half the space...
Refilling and utilizing this survival space required more manpower, creating this superficial prosperity.
But this prosperity is not permanent, just as developnt and expansion are not eternal; upon reaching a certain level, it will enter a period of stagnation.
Because the existing living space has been fully developed and utilized, at this ti, it touches the upper limit of developnt and expansion.
At this mont, after a hundred years of unrestrained expansion and developnt, the forces under the Gods arrived at a bottleneck.
The living spaces within their territories were filled, and the resources available to sacrifice and offer to the Gods were also nearing saturation.
Yet the Gods’ appetite did not decrease with the stable support from their subordinates.
As the Gods’ demands beca increasingly vigorous, and as the forces’ developnt was curtailed by other forces, a great war beca inevitable.
Moreover, due to the existence of the Gods, the intensity and scope of this war would be far more brutal than the four-hundred-year Battle of Shenli.
Thus, a five-hundred-year dark period, with constant escalation of frictions, quietly comnced.
During this ti, the Gods rose together...
Unveiling the Chapter of the War of the Gods.
This was also when the Master of the Holy Spring,
officially ascended to the divine throne in the Divine Wars!
Outside the book, Lin Feng’s eyes were already sore as he had imrsed himself in the book world for more than three hours, reading a total of two hundred pages of content.
In order to save space and pages, the words in the Holy Spring Sect’s book were very small, only three to four milliters in size, with each page roughly containing five thousand words.
Equivalent to reading for three hours, and reading a million words.
Even reading a novel would not be this fast, even if just roughly scanning through it would take several hours, not to ntion Lin Feng was reading earnestly, not missing any major events of each year.
He also had to morize them all and deduce the world situation at the ti from various events, as well as the causal relationships between the events.
Many seemingly independent records can produce so unknown link between them, even if separated by hundreds or thousands of years, with no reappearance of the sa characters in the events...
Yet actions or decisions made in previous events could affect the future hundreds of years later.
When Lin Feng realized this, he did not feel excited due to a sudden revelation or enlightennt.
Discovering so pattern or truth does indeed bring a sense of harvest joy, and the satisfaction gained from exploring the unknown can provide the greatest ntal pleasure.
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