What does the 「にも」 after the volitional form 「作る」 do here?
I would assume it means something close to "in order to" but I'm not entirely sure.
I would assume the sentences together mean something along the lines of:
When you die, there's no need for food, because you're dead, so it's natural things are not produced. There's not even any ingredients to make anything. It's difficult to feel so disheartened but that's heaven, there's nothing.
I feel like I'm missing quite a few things here but there one thing I know I don't understand is the 「作ろうにも」材料も何もないし.