Greek Mythology: a Loving Father and a Filial Son

A common problem in Greek novels these days is that they like to write in a foggy way, and they also like to write when they feel depressed.

An author without a female protagonist would be Nantong, that's what I'm saying

It's still watchable, but I'm a little speechless. Is the divine power set so easy to be split? And the divine personality is too arbitrary. Shouldn't the divine personality become stronger with development, rather than being split directly? For example, the law should continue to become stronger with the improvement of concepts. The current situation is that gods become weaker with the development of divine power. No wonder the gods don't perform their duties. The more I develop, the weaker I become. Who can do it?

Then you have to watch it, male copper is good

I read two chapters, and the way it was spoken was a bit like a fairy tale. The protagonist didn't know it and thought he was a woman.

Nymph, it's your fault, isn't it? You've leaked secrets so many times and still keep them. Your mother's magical power is still left in their bodies to regulate their bodies. Those who don't know think that your priesthood is that of the son of a nymph😑Old filial piety, baby

I feel excited when I see Nan Tong, the needle doesn't poke me🤥🤥🤥🤥

What does Nantongwen in the author's introduction refer to?

What author is Nantong? Have to read

Is the author not updating anymore? Is it no longer updated?