After Work, I Became a God in Another World

A miracle could create one kilogram of food with just one point? Wouldn't that also create one kilogram of antimatter? Releasing that would destroy the world, since food and antimatter are both real, existing matter. Miracles are free; how could they transfer someone else's years of expertise into the protagonist's memory?

What the hell? The grass cat is the main plot? I'm having a hard time even without reading the book.

To be honest, the author is mostly writing for fun; it's clear that writing is a hobby, not for money. The foundation is good, and the main body seems to be paving the way for the Fourth Calamity, but the author didn't seize that opportunity. A novel without a main plot is a major taboo.

The cats feel there are too few cats now. Do the cats have any good ideas for increasing the number of cats besides cat tails and contagious methods?

Miracles are free. Then you can use miracles to show you how to better utilize them. It allows one to ask and answer their own questions, thus indirectly achieving omniscience. Omniscience is also omnipotence. You can even have a miracle tell you which miracle to use and which method to employ. It can solidify knowledge and skills. It can strengthen the body and forge a divine form.

First of all, I've never been an author, but I want to say, is it really that difficult to write 100 chapters a day? I'm not being unreasonable; after all, as I said at the beginning, I've never been an author.

I think the isekai (otherworld) plot should be more prominent, around 85% would be suitable, and the rest could be romance or real-life events. Right now, it feels like the isekai plot is only 20%, just my personal feeling, I haven't actually counted. Romance already makes up 40%, I want to see monster battles, the boss's abilities, and the character's rise to power.

Let me show you my cat.

The protagonist possesses limitless power, much like a creator god. A single believer can generate at least one point of faith even without prayer for a day; praying in a temple multiplies this several times over. Reclaiming a believer yields hundreds more points of faith, while a person only needs one point of faith for ten days' worth of food.

As the title suggests, writing a new book is not easy, so please don't wait for it to finish!