I, Gilgamesh, Feel Joy

Was Ishtar a good woman?

I think Gilgamesh's staff could make a comeback, even though it's not the same one as in the anime. Gilgamesh did indeed have a staff in mythology. Ishtar planted a Harup tree by the Euphrates River, intending to use it to make a throne and bed. However, a snake, an anthurium, and the monster Lilithu inhabited the tree. Ishtar then sought Gilgamesh's help, and Gilgamesh killed the snake, drove away the bird and monster, cut down the tree, and made a chair and bed for Ishtar. Using the remaining roots and branches of the Harup tree, Gilgamesh crafted two items for himself: pukku and mikku. Pukku is considered a ball or drum, and mikku a stick or drumstick—basically, something like a stick. Later, these two items were lost in the underworld, and Enkidu went down to search for them for Gilgamesh, which also brought to light the Sumerian afterlife.

A man only cries 27 times in his life: I forgot the middle part and the end, but anyway, Brother Shan's dream was shattered 27 times, and he agreed every time.

To me, it also has a bit of an AI-generated feel to it.

Wait a minute, there's something wrong with your Cat Flash. Cat Flash's transformation is inseparable from Enkidu, so how come your Cat Flash has already achieved enlightenment before even meeting Enkidu? #(Question mark) Although it's written alright, this isn't Cat Flash at all.#(Sweat)

The author writes quite well. There's just a slight issue: before meeting Xiao En, Xi Yue Shan was also a tyrant; he would seize treasures and women from the people. At this stage, Xi Yue Shan didn't care about the people. It would be better if he became a wise ruler only after meeting Xiao En.

Will there be content like the following? Gilgamesh spoke. This is how Queen Ishtar was addressed: If I were to marry you 25 I must forget my body and clothes. One must forget about food and hunger. Is the food you provide for me palatable even to God? Could the wine you've provided for me be royal wine? I will bind […]. 30 I will pile up […]. Petty-mindedness was hidden beneath the cloak. Why do I have to marry you? You are the cold, yet you do not freeze. You're a door, but you don't block the wind. 35 You are a temple of slaughtering heroes. You're an elephant that'll even eat its own skin. You are the asphalt that dirtied the asphalt porter. You are the skin of the one who wets the skin. You are the limestone that causes the stone wall to crack. 40 You are a siege hammer, but you destroy (your own) defensive walls. You are a sandal that squeezes the feet of the shoe master. Which of your grooms will be with you forever? Which of your heroes went to heaven? Come, let me count the number of your lovers. 45 […] His arm. Your husband, Du Muzi, is your childhood sweetheart and a perfect match. Year after year, you make him cry his heart out. You love the mottled hoopoe. You not only hit it, but you also broke its wings. 50 It now dwells in the forest, constantly calling out, 'My wings!' You once loved the lion, the strongest of all. But you dug countless traps and hurt it. You once loved fine horses, horses that were renowned on the battlefield. But you let it taste the whip, the spurs, and the lashes. 55 You make it run continuously for seven hours without stopping. It even lets the water muddy before drinking the murky water. This caused its mother, Hilary, to weep bitterly. You once loved that shepherd, that chief shepherd who guarded the herd. This person keeps baking bread for you over charcoal, in large quantities. 60 He also slaughters lambs for you every day. But you beat him up and turned him into a wolf. So much so that even his own shepherds chased him away. Even his own dog bit his thigh. You once loved Ishuranu, your father's gardener. 65 This person will serve you dates in a basket. Make sure your dining table is never lacking in abundance. You leer at him, go to his side and whisper: 'My Ishuranu, let us experience your power!' Reach out and touch our private parts! 70 Ishuranu says to you: What do you covet in me? Has my mother not prepared food for me? Am I still hungry because I haven't eaten? Would I eat charity? Am I supposed to wear a rush pith as an outer garment to keep warm? 75 Listen to what he said. They not only beat him, but also turned him into a dwarf. Let him sit in the garden, They can't reach the wine above to drink, nor the water below to quench their thirst. "You say you love me now, but you'll make me repeat their mistakes in the future!"

I am overjoyed to have discovered Hedgehog Cat's second book, Joyful Flash.

I was thinking at that moment Exchanged But the problem is On CatShine's side, is MoonShine really doing a good job? Judging from his tyrannical traits in his youth, it's probably some kind of god from another realm who's really going to cleanse him again.

This reminds me of that AI friend from the past.