Book of the Supreme God's Proverbs
The Book of the Supreme God's Proverbs, also called the Du Ge Proverbs, is the scripture assembled when Du Ge turns his public claims and battlefield record into a universe-wide religion.
History
After Du Ge proclaims himself the Supreme God and promises protection to sincere believers, civilizations establish churches on the Star Network. Their scripture records his previous exploits, sayings, and reported supernatural powers, presenting him as master of light, darkness, matter, time, and space. The book helps convert political support into worship and intensifies his public contest with the Celestial God King, who plans to broadcast Du Ge's defeat as a rebuttal to the new faith. (Chapter 631)
Abilities and properties
The book is a compiled religious text rather than a demonstrated magical artifact in its own right. Its influence comes from distribution, belief, and Du Ge's keyword-driven ability to make extraordinary claims persuasive, especially among those already affected by him. The grand powers attributed to him mix demonstrated abilities with doctrinal exaggeration, so the Proverbs establish what the church teaches, not an independent guarantee that every statement is literally true. (Chapter 631)
Ownership and custody
| Holder or custodian | Relationship to the item |
|---|---|
| Churches of the Supreme God | Collective compilers, custodians, and distributors who circulated the scripture across the Star Network; no single physical owner is established. (Chapter 631) |
| Du Ge | Supreme God depicted by the text and beneficiary of its circulation, but not identified as its author or physical owner. (Chapter 631) |