The Traitor God

The setting feels so visceral and oppressive — I wonder if the author drew from specific mythologies or personal experiences to craft this atmosphere.

His choices are morally complex, making me question whether he's truly redeemable or just surviving in a corrupt world. Would love to hear others' takes.

Some chapters are high-octane, while others delve into the character's psyche — was this pacing intentional to reflect the chaos and inner struggle?