Greece: the God of Defiance

Name: Greece: the God of Defiance
Author: 0ri

by 0ri

ongoing Fantasy Historical Mythology Male Lead

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1.2Mwords400chapters

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Ch. 400 — Outsider

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About This Novel

Li Yan once traveled through time and became the lame blacksmith in Greek mythology whose father did not love him and whose mother did not love him. Hephaestus, the god of craftsmen? The game starts on Hell difficulty, and you are about to be thrown off Mount Olympus by your own mother. Fortunately, a "Code of Olympus" is imprinted deep in the soul, which not only records the secrets and futures of all gods and heroes, but also designs a real artifact for him! While the gods of Olympus were still busy competing for power and playing power games, Hephaestus was sitting in the Kingdom of Volcano, silently lighting up his "technology tree". Do they have divine authority? I have "Forge of Destiny". Do they rely on brute force? My "conceptual weapons" are ready to go online. They play the lyre? My "electronic music" is subverting art. Zeus: "I need a stronger thunder." Hephaestus: "(Showing the blueprint) The technology has been iterated, Father God. By the way, this is my quotation." Poseidon: "How dare you challenge my majesty?" Hephaestus: "(Takes out the contract) Let's talk about the sponsorship fee for the 'celebration', uncle. I can make you lose your dignity, and I can also make you famous and rich." This is the story of how a rational modern craftsman used "logic" and "industrialization" to bring a hard-core "industrial upgrade" to this chaotic mythical land, and counterattacked from being a "tool man" in the eyes of the gods to becoming a "rule maker". [Original book title: "Counterattack: I am a late bloomer in the world of Greek mythology"]

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Novel Reader6mo ago

The problem is poisonous

He likes to tease people, and he can't tell the timeline clearly, and he doesn't read the literature.

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Hao Fanren2mo ago

The timeline is too confusing. I seriously doubt that the author has read Greek mythology.

Seven Days and Ten Bowls5d ago

Understand Chapter 1 Why not exile to the deep sea? I remember that the God of Fire was later adopted by the adoptive mother of the ocean goddess Hera?