When I Couldn’t Summon a God, I Had to Become One Myself

What's the difference between this thing and the eight million gods of Japan? What's this "Chopstick God"? What's this "Far-Eyed God"? Isn't this similar to the Japanese "tsukumogami" (ghost spirits)?

I haven't read it. This synopsis reminds me of the first Western fantasy novel I read ten years ago. The protagonist, a forsaken person by the gods because he couldn't use magic due to not receiving divine blessings, then believed himself to be a god. Later, he was indeed a reincarnation of a god, and in the grand finale, he became the God King.

Is the protagonist the only one who is "without talent"? If so, shouldn't it be noticed by the state?

After reading twenty-two chapters, I feel like the gods in the book are just like the eight million gods in the Little Baka Kingdom—I can't see any of their rank or prestige! The protagonist became a god, even if he's still the lowest-ranking deity, so why is he personally going out to do missions?

The protagonist eats more than anyone else, yet his cultivation level advances more slowly. The resources he consumes to level up alone exceed the food consumption of an entire army, but his leveling speed is slower than a stray dog ​​on the roadside.

1. First of all, this book is quite well-written. Advantages: novel subject matter; no typos, smooth writing style, clear and coherent meaning, demonstrating excellent writing ability; etc. 2. Secondly, let me share my personal thoughts on the decline in subscriptions. 1⃣️ Character Development Issues

I wouldn't even read books that glorify Japanese devils and their shikigami even if they were free for a limited time, let alone spend a single Qidian coin on them.

This book has a fresh and original theme, and it really resonated with me. I highly recommend it to everyone; it's definitely worth reading. Although the update frequency was a bit inconsistent, it's back now, and updates have been stable for almost ten days. It's clear the author has turned over a new leaf. If you like this book, please support it and give the author some motivation!

Before the hiatus, the author was decisive and ruthless, killing when necessary and fleeing just as decisively. After the hiatus, when the author returned to continue writing, the characters were constantly insulted and looked down upon by powerful families. Each time, the author would describe how a single move could severely injure someone, or how a single sentence could wound an opponent.

I thought it was a new book, but it turned out to be the same old book that suddenly came back to life!