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Well, it depends on various factors. We need to look at the source and the credibility of the teller. Without more context, it's difficult to determine if it's completely true.

In the setting of ancient Egyptian mythology, it was difficult to simply determine who was the " good god " between Kongsu and Amit. Kongsu was the Moon God in ancient Egyptian mythology. He had many positive roles, such as a wanderer, a hugger, a pathfinder, and a protector. He was the god of light and night, the creator of human destiny, and could protect people from wild animals. He could enhance men's fertility and help heal. He also had the power to defeat evil spirits that invaded the land, air, sea, and sky. He was a symbol of love and fertility. However, he also had some controversial actions. For example, he had his own selfishness. In order to prevent the resurrection of Amit, he was willing to be sealed by the gods. However, it was later discovered that he was not much different from Amit. He would punish those who did evil, but there were also cases where he used Mark Spicer. His actions did not completely meet people's expectations of a " good god." Amit was not a god in traditional mythology, but a monster responsible for eating those who had done too much evil in their lives and whose hearts were heavier than Maat's feathers. In the setting of " Moonlight Knight," Amit was described as punishing those who would do evil and killing the evil in the cradle. From this point of view, it seemed reasonable, but this way of early judgment also caused controversy, because most people did not dare to say that they had not done anything bad. If they were punished according to this standard, it might lead to excessive judgment. Therefore, it was impossible to simply define who was a good god between Kongsu and Amit. Their roles and actions were multi-dimensional.

In the setting of "Moonlight Knight," the conflict between Amit and Kongsu mainly revolved around the judgment and punishment of humans. Amit pursued an extreme method of judgment. If the scale determined that a person was a bad person (or was about to become a bad person), it would take away their life, and Kongsu also had the attribute of punishing evil people. According to the plot, Kongsu was willing to be sealed by the gods to prevent Amit's resurrection. After Amit's resurrection, there was a direct confrontation between the two. There were contradictions in their attitudes towards humans and the power struggle in the ancient Egyptian mythological system, but there was no clear indication that there was a personal grudge between the two.

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