The God is Not Willing

The world feels so immersive, but I wonder if that came at the expense of pacing or character focus. Was this a deliberate choice from the start?

The discussions about divinity and doubt added depth, but also made the story feel heavier. How did others interpret these themes in relation to the characters' choices?

The gods' complex personalities challenge typical divine archetypes, making me curious about the author's influences or creative process.