No health bar? You call this stunningly beautiful NPC sickly?

"??" Everyone understood.

Cheng Xiaocheng understood.

She remembered the title of her perfect essay and a sense of foreboding washed over her.

Cheng Xiaocheng turned to look at Mu Zhixi, her expression extremely complicated, as if she was seriously considering whether she could avoid being chopped into mincemeat if she started calling him "Your Majesty" from now on.

She felt she still had a chance to have her body intact.

【!! A battleground! Is this what I think it means? The princess is angry because of the title 'sister,' saying, 'Only I can call you sister, who do you think you are?'】

[Holy crap! "Only I can call you 'older sister,' what right do you have?" The scene is already playing out!]

[Hey prophet, hold on! I'm willing to pay a fortune for the sequel! Is there really a hidden story between the princess and the goddess?]

This is absolutely a story of unrequited love and hate! The princess has a one-sided crush on the goddess, her possessiveness is off the charts, but the goddess only cares about the world. The princess leaves heartbroken, becoming a domineering monarch, determined to win back her beloved and keep her by her side!

[Hey upstairs, what's your pen name? I want to check it out!]

Me too! The princess has a one-sided crush on the number one beauty, but the number one beauty is too divine and doesn't understand at all, so the princess can only return to the capital and sulk alone.

[Don't ruin the store with your book, hurry up and write, I love it!]

[I have no official title, I don't hold grudges, I can hardly harbor hatred towards you?]

[Just kidding, the princess should have said: Give me your heart~ Give me your love~, Princess: I have no title~ I'm so jealous! I'll gladly accept you and your heart, sister~]

[Your focus is so strange! Doesn't anyone think the hidden power struggles behind this are even more exciting? The old empire, the old royal court, the Inquisition, the Holy Land...]

I believe the term "Old Empire" is a general term, encompassing the Royal Court and the Inquisition, while the Holy Land exists outside the imperial system.

[Another possibility is that the Royal Court holds royal power, the Judgment Council is responsible for the law, and the Sanctuary holds divine authority? Did the three parties previously maintain order together, but later completely break apart because of Miss Number One?]

[The analysis upstairs seems plausible, but I still want to know if the princess actually imprisoned the number one beauty and chained her to gold anklets...]

Because there is so little information available, most of the information analyzed by the audience is based on guesswork, and there is no definitive evidence.

Mu Zhixi was naturally able to see the comments.

She had intended to appreciate everyone's research into worldviews, but after watching for a while, all she found were discussions about how the princess planned to lock her in the capital, and some people had even started debating whether the chains should be gold or silver.

Mu Zhixi's vision went black, and she decided to temporarily turn off the bullet comments.

It seems that humanoid civilization is doomed... This time, humanoid civilization is in grave danger. "Humanoids are utterly defeated" and "The True Stars of Humanoid Civilization".

As for the players, the alchemist's words made them clearly realize what a terrifying vortex they were being drawn into.

At the center of the vortex stood the woman who remained serene, like a deity.

The alchemist continued talking, his gaze landing meaningfully on Cheng Xiaocheng, the mockery in his eyes undisguised.

"Besides... some of you call Your Majesty 'elder sister,' and Your Highness seems to dislike that title."

"If she finds out, what kind of annihilation do you think will befall the tiny race you represent?"

Cheng Xiaocheng thought about it seriously for a moment, "Then I'll call you Goddess Beauty from now on?"

Gu Wenzhou remained silent.

"Ranran?"

"..." Gu Wenzhou remained silent.

"Miss Ranran?"

Gu Wenzhou was speechless, and finally concluded, "You should just keep things as they are."

As the projection ended, the alchemist's figure became even more ethereal, and his elegant yet cold voice left its final echo in the hall.

And it was at this moment that, under the influence of an unknown force, the viewers in the live stream discovered that there was no sound in the live stream!

"You should be thankful that His Majesty is merciful, kind, and pure enough."

"But you should also be afraid of this, because she is too pure and good, and her divinity is hard to conceal. She has divine mercy, but it is precisely because she is too divine that we are truly afraid."

He silently performed another impeccable ancient ritual in the direction of Mu Zhixi.

"Finally, I can tell you a secret."

"There can only be one true god in the world, and the final step to becoming a true god is to transform one's entire body into a divine form. And to have eyes that look upon all people equally is this final and most difficult step."

"God must treat all people equally, and His gaze should not be swayed by appearance, race, color, beauty or ugliness. In His eyes, all things in the world will only reveal their true nature, and anything that would cause injustice will be forced to reveal its true nature."

As soon as he finished speaking, the alchemist's projection vanished like wisps of smoke.

Inside the hall, no one spoke for a long time. Everyone was still immersed in the huge impact of those words and had not come back to their senses for a long time.

Better to be lucky than early. Luo Shu looked up and saw that he was about to disappear, so she hurriedly asked her last question, "So, you are afraid of the new god?"

The alchemist shook his head. "The Holy Land has never feared the descent of gods."

"Then what are you afraid of?"

The alchemist looked silently at Mu Zhixi, his face in the transparent light and shadow becoming more solemn. "We revere and look forward to that day, and we also fear it, because no one knows how much of the emotions of a living being will be retained by the divinity when that person truly crosses the final step."