I Was a Priest in the City-state Era

First of all, the plot setting is quite thoughtful, which is okay, but it feels poisonous, and the protagonist's IQ is worrying. A modern time traveler actually has fantasies about the goddess's heartfelt revenge, and when the god makes a request, he still looks disappointed. . . Are you so disappointed? A modern person, not to mention research, even if he has heard a few fables, should know that there are few good things in the Western pantheon, such as the father devouring his son, the war between the old and new pantheons, the cheating of the god king, etc. It is a big departure. In this case, you still think that the other god is kind-hearted in saving you, and wants to have sex for free, so he laughs.

As a modern person who travels to the world of Greek mythology, it is not difficult to be prosperous. It is not because the ancients were too stupid, but because of their vision and thinking. It is too easy for a priest to establish a god system. The ancients doubt you because he has not seen you, but when he sees it, he will fear and worship you. Not to mention how awesome people are and not afraid of gods. Zeus has destroyed mankind not once or twice. Otherwise, where would the Golden Age and the Silver Age come from? I am a If you are offering sacrifices to a god, then go ahead and do it with confidence. Don't worry, other gods will come to trouble you. What they want is faith. As a modern person, establishing a belief system of the Olympus gods is not like playing, even if it is just running away. Hermes with legs can also build an inn to provide him with faith. The protagonist is obviously Tianhu in the beginning, but you wrote him as a weakling who is afraid of wolves before and fear of tigers later (and I didn't say that the protagonist should be the king. I said whoever supports him will be the king)

The protagonist does not have the mentality of the Chinese people that if you believe you are a god, if you don't believe you are nothing. The protagonist seems to naturally feel that humans are inferior to gods, which is really unlike modern people. Of course, most modern people are unbelievers. If you want to say that the protagonist is a person who believes in God in modern times, then I have nothing to say.

I didn't want to post this at first, but I really can't help it. You just made inventions there when you traveled through time and didn't want to improve your strength? The leader wants to kill you every day, and you have traveled through mythology and still use modern thoughts to talk about them. Don't you know that in ancient times, the leader's words were more important than anything else? I wanted to watch it without thinking, but I really couldn't help it.

The writing is like kneeling and licking. I really don't know what the author was thinking.

As a modern person, we should be confident and proud of the ancients, not weak. What's more, you are a technician of God? Do you understand the divine right of kings? Whoever supports you will be your king, and you will treat the barbarians you kill as if you were your grandson.

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The first few chapters were too silly, too pretentious to be in a strange place, there was so much going on. And how did he know the map and the situation at that time? It is impossible for someone who is not specialized in this aspect to know such details in such a short period of time. Did the author read the information and write it, but the readers have no information. For people who do not understand the background at that time, it is boring to read, and the content is too out of the ordinary.

It was really awkward for me, and I couldn't stand it after just a few chapters.

The logic at the beginning is awkward