IvyWoods

Overpowered Protagonist: Yes，Strength of the Protagonist's Superpowers: ∞，Protagonist's Age: ???，Characters with Diverse Personalities: Yes，Interesting Antagonist: Yes

Five of the world's wealthiest tycoons descended upon a poverty-stricken district simultaneously, astonishingly just to visit a 20-year-old young man. This young man was their master fifty years ago. Initially, these magnates only acquired some rudimentary knowledge from William Johnson, but that was enough to make them leaders in their respective fields. However, they were stunned by William's ageless visage when they saw him again, as they were unaware that William Johnson had lived for a billion years. He not only established different religions all over the world, but even Alexander the Great was once his student. Yet, after dispersing the tycoons fifty years ago, he chose a long slumber. But now, William Johnson has awakened...
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Invincible! This person has lived for a billion years

Poseidon, the god of the sea, had a gleeful look on his face, which William didn't particularly dislike, but he felt it necessary to teach the young god a lesson—to show him that being a spectator isn't always as enjoyable as it seems.

The next moment, William and Poseidon found themselves in the vast, desolate cosmos, facing each other from a distance.

"Master, I was wrong," Poseidon said, a hint of panic in his voice.

Could it be? Was the master really angry?

William shook his head, "No! You're not wrong!"

"I really was wrong," Poseidon insisted, his face a picture of misery.

When others grasped the true power of the highest cosmic truths, they invariably experienced phenomena wrapped in thousands of holy lights, a scene of grandeur.

But for him, it seemed he was just about to get a beating.

Poseidon had no desire to fight William.

"Enough talk," William said. "Let me see what progress you've made."

Perhaps he would have given up on himself