The Day the Gods Fell: Feeding on Gods

The sun falls, and the gods herd humanity. The nine safe zones are nothing but incubators for the gods; the mortals of the lower city are merely 'human sacrifices'—rations kept in dark alleys. The lofty archbishop looks down condescendingly: "Mortal, prostrate yourself and give thanks, for you are granted the supreme glory of becoming a sacrifice." Pei Jin, an 18-year-old lowly hunter, draws his black-eroded heavy blade and beheads him with one strike: "How coincidental—today my menu happens to be missing a god's head." In this man-eating world, Pei Jin awakens the primordial zeroth sequence—'Abyssal Devourer'. The gods are high and mighty? Then drag them down the food chain! Devour the fallen, feast on divine blood, plunder authority. Others cultivate for immortality; Pei Jin hunts gods for a full meal. But heaven-defying power comes with the cruelest price: He sees the living as raw flesh, his body gradually petrifies, and divine whispers erode his memories bit by bit. To protect his only sister, he relies on the agony of self-mutilation and a frayed rope knot she tied to desperately hold onto the last shred of his 'mortal personality'. From the dark alleys of the mining district, he devours his way to the stellar throne! Pei Jin: Gods can be killed, gods can be eaten. These hypocritical gods—I'll eat one a day! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Day the Gods Fell: Feeding on Gods — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠