Greece Brings Evildoers

We all know more or less about Greek mythology from various novels, movies, and games, but there are many details that we still don't know unless we check it out. From the current point of view, the author's writing perspective is very good, and it feels like another Hercules. Moreover, the protagonist written by the author is very natural and has no sense of separation, as if there should be such a person in this period of history. It's a bit relaxed, and although the heart is for revenge, there is no resentment. It's not like some authors who just kill without thinking, and it explodes in three chapters before the combat power is reached. There is no so-called high resourcefulness that makes me awkward in the whole chapter. The same Greek story is told much better than the same series, but it is too short and not fully enjoyable to read.

After reading the comments and taking a glance at it, I can only say that this is not a Greek mythology fanfic, but a fanfic created by countless Greek mythology fans. It is suitable for fans of the Greek mythology derivative game God of War and other film and television works, but not for lovers of Greek mythology. Take Medusa as an example. The story that Medusa is human and is a maid of Athena comes from the British BBC mockumentary War of the Gods filmed by a Christian Turkish director in 2000. Medusa in Greek mythology itself is a disgusting monster, and there are also bugs in the existing story. Two of the three Gorgon sisters are monsters, so how can Medusa be human? Anyone who has even the slightest understanding of Greek mythology will not believe this modern version of the story. The author of the comment has written about fgo before. In my impression, even with the high popularity of Sister R, many yellow cards in the fgo bar know that Medusa and Athena have nothing to do with each other. If this is wrong, there will only be more OOC in the future, maybe they are all OOC.

It's well written, but I personally don't like being manipulated. And this is already considered teasing. The memory of the protagonist was obtained through dice, and he continued to play with pig's feet. The protagonist obtains opportunities through wisdom, but is ultimately controlled by God.

The introductions for the first dozen chapters are very interesting, but the rest are just average. I thought they were as crazy as the introductions say, and I thought they were the kind of meaty protagonists, but in the end, they were pushed around by others. In a place with a fate like Greece, the protagonists can't change anything.

It's really boring to keep playing Minotaur jokes. An old joke that keeps playing? Book of the Tauren? Some of them are just exchanges of interests and must be written on the Tauren. Everything can be a tauren?

Don't you think it should be this?

This book is so pornographic. The old virgin next door, Ryan, is so stupid. He also traveled through Greece. This life is really different.

This is my first time to deposit money to buy reading coins to support the author. I used to do it for free, but now that I have started working, I can spend a little money. Come on, I read your acceptance speech. You can do it, you are awesome, your writing is good, I hope it will get better and better.

The first part, Greece, is quite perfect. If I have to say it has some flaws, it would be the inclusion of Hera. Anyway, I have a fondness for characters who feel like wives. But if you really want me to collect second-hand goods, then I will definitely not be willing to do so. I don't know what the protagonist is thinking. Although it has been repaired, it still cannot change the fact that it is a second-hand product. The second chapter, Northern Europe, is very poisonous throughout the book, which is a significant decline compared to the Greek chapter. The only drawback is the shaping of Hela. Alas, it feels like a piece of shit. I originally thought that the protagonist created the runes, but I didn't expect that it was just a cover. As for the ending, Hela would be able to accept it if she reconciled with the protagonist before her death, but it doesn't feel good that he caused such a big problem and barely paid any price and could live with peace of mind. The protagonist relies on chance and necessity every day. The protagonist is created directly from the beginning, and all major events are under control. It's understandable if something goes wrong with something small, but it feels a bit too much for you to rely on chance and necessity for big things. The third part, Celtic, is not as good as the first part, but it is much better than the second part, Northern Europe. Have you just watched the finale of the second part and the mid-season finale of the third part? Alas, again, I still can't accept the protagonist collecting second-hand goods. Let's look at the follow-up and see if any shortcomings will continue. To complain.

Keywords: harem, epic, Greek mythology, growth This is a Greek mythology series book that is very suitable for boys. If you want to learn about Greek mythology, you can try it. The various gods described by the author are very similar to the characters in the original myths, and the conversation with the protagonist is very natural. The writing style is also excellent, the emotional descriptions range from open and bold to shy and detailed, and the battlefield descriptions have an epic feel. Very suitable for readers to savor