The method by which a True God's power originates is by integrating their strength into a certain rule. In doing so, each attack carries a portion of the world's power. Compared to a Heavenly God, such attacks are naturally far more powerful.
While the Divine Realm is immensely powerful, each rule it encompasses limits the integration of Deity rules. However, it generally does not restrict the accomplishments of a Deity. As long as one's cultivation level reaches a certain degree and they encounter an opportunity, a Deity wishing to become a True God will encounter no problems.
But the Divine King is different.
What is the biggest difference between a Divine King and a True God?
The reason a Divine King is more powerful than a True God is that they have mastery over a specific rule of the Divine Realm. It is by using a world rule to attack enemies that those Divine Kings could exhibit such immense strength.
This gives rise to a problem.
