In Type-Moon, I Started the Era of the Great Cosmic Rite

There was a mythical hero 1: He originates from a famous mythological system, and his popularity is unparalleled in this mythological system. The second place is only worthy of being called "other heroes" compared to him. 2: He is brave and fearless, with a strong sense of justice. His overall strength is among the top tier in the story, and he is virtually unmatched in martial arts. However, he will suffer setbacks when faced with some fancy magical attacks. 3: He used a club as a weapon and subdued the rulers of the sea and the underworld. 4: He defeated the large feline known as the king of beasts and skinned it to wear, which is one of his "classic skins". 5: He completed one challenge after another. In addition to the King of Beasts mentioned earlier, there were also powerful boar demons, bull demons, and nine-headed monsters. He also reached a country where all the people were women. These challenges have a collective name with numbers. 6: He has a dark history of being defeated immediately after being hit by something while in a berserk state. 7: When he encountered difficulties on his journey, a beautiful goddess with extraordinary wisdom often helped him. This goddess had never married and her magical power was even greater than his. She had the means to subdue him and her strength was second only to the ceiling in the world view. Even today, many people still believe in her. 8: He eventually attained a higher divine position, and theoretically had a higher upper limit of power, but since the story ended, there was no opportunity to show it. Who is this mythical hero? #(Funny)

I'm the author, feel free to ask me any questions here, I'll try my best to answer. #(Seal)#(Seal)#(Seal)

First, give a grandson's bow 😋

The author's skill is truly remarkable. They've infused Chinese cultural elements into the very fabric of Greek (Type-Moon) mythology, achieving a seemingly disparate yet cohesive narrative. The classical Chinese allusions aren't forced; they're precisely placed within the existing contradictions of the Greek mythological figures, creating both humorous contrasts and a strong core logic. I initially thought the author was just playing with references, but the protagonist they've created is genuinely virtuous. He truly embodies the spirit of Confucius: self-discipline, moral cultivation, and leading by example. He also respects the individual, learning from those who wish to learn without forcing them. It's interesting and very well written.

I find most books with a Greek theme from the Type-Moon series to be quite enjoyable to read. It wouldn't be quite the same in other eras. #(Dizzy)

If Zhou rituals had been passed down, they would probably have been deified. Even if I didn't achieve it, my descendants (like Uncle B) would have to promote them. For centuries, the Greeks studied Zhou rituals.

I have grasped the core of the cosmic ritual. #(Sunglasses)

This ritual reminds me of the Zeus's Law that popped up in the movie Odyssey, which was released a while ago.

Well written, recommended. Also, I'm very curious about what Europe will be like in the future, and what the clock tower magicians will be like. #(Funny) I'm really looking forward to it, and I hope the author can write about it.

It's been misinterpreted as the Great Cosmic Era.