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I have updated the mod, it should function correctly now.
Thank you for the feedback, I shall test it later.
A new alternative version of Chosen Messiah trait has been added to grant the specific empire with the Divine Sovereign Civic automatically at the beginning of the game.
*Warning* This setting is cheating, as unlike the normal Divine Sovereign event, this method will neither force the empire to be changed to Imperial Authority, nor will it shift any Governing Ethic.
Due to Paradox has added an opposite parameter (mutually exclusive about traits) between Chosen One trait and the following traits: Cyborg / Synthetic / Limited_Cyborg / Ritualistic_Implants_Cyborg, now if player enables Chosen Messiah on the empire, Chosen One trait will be forcibly applied on the ruler, while any possibly existing traits that mentioned above will be removed from the ruler, which is to avoid the mutually exclusion, otherwise the ruler will not be able to get the Chosen One trait.