Afterword!
When this book first ended, I was still immersed in Lin Baici's story and hadn't emotionally moved on. I felt that some of my thoughts at the time were probably biased, so I decided to wait a while before writing this afterword!
I'd originally planned to finish it in July and release my new book at the same time, but plans never keep up with change. Over these four months of studying, new ideas and insights kept coming to me, so I kept organizing and revising things, and the day got pushed back to today.
Now, let's talk about I Feast on Gods!
When I finished Internal Test Player, I was lost. I didn't know where to go or how to write, so I followed my heart, thought about it for a few days, and decided to write the story I most wanted to tell.
I thought the title I Feast on Gods and its blurb had a wonderful feel to them. I hadn't racked my brains over them; they'd simply popped into my head.
I was very happy with the opening Longchan Temple arc. In fact, judging by the book's performance, the opening really was great. Back then, the number of readers following the book was growing so fast I could hardly believe it.
God's Taboo Objects, Rule Pollution, and God Ruins were all concepts I especially loved.
And so the book began. I threw myself into it completely, thinking up the plot every day.
When it went on sale, the book's performance didn't disappoint me. It was the best I'd ever done, and it soon reached ten thousand paid subscribers!
The earlier parts focused on the God Ruins, the God's Taboo Objects, and purifying Rule Pollution. By the time Tea Sister showed up, there was more of