Egyptian Mythology: God of the Gods

Everything else is fine, but why is the protagonist's IQ so low? At first, your body is disgusted, but later you feel that the wine is smelly and you are still allowed to drink it. After all, you are a time traveler and you don't understand Egyptian mythology, so shouldn't you be cautious?

I'm speechless, the main character is an idiot. Don't know the basic information. Totally a brainless, retarded idiot.

Doesn't the protagonist's memory from before the time travel contain any Egyptian mythology, or is the protagonist just an idiot?

If Seth wants to get out of the situation, he can only leave Egypt. For example, he can find Baal in Canaan (Phoenicia) (although he was tainted as a demon in the confrontation with God, he is definitely not weak. His brother has defeated the Egyptian gods, but it was Seth's bad idea that made him leave). When he is there, he can also stop by Sumer to see if he can attract the attention of the goddess Inanna. After all, she is the favorite of all the women. The source of the gods includes Hathor, the wife of Horus, and Baal is just a derivative of Inanna's brother; you can also go to Greece to find Poseidon, who has always been ambitious, or Typhon. After all, during the Hellenistic period of Egypt, Seth and Typhon merged to form Seth Typhon, but it is too dangerous to find Hades. There are three original gods in the underworld (Nyx, Erebus, and Tartarus). You can also go to India to deceive the blessing of the three-phase god. This thing is very powerful. It is best to go to Brahma. Although he is the goddess of sex, he is the weakest. Although he is the incarnation of wisdom, it is best to lie. If there is no Mayan god yet, you can make your own Mayan Nine Gods for fun; if you go to Persia, just like India, both sides will recognize each other's gods as demons; if you go to Slavic, you can also, although their gods have been transformed by God into his saints; if you go to Celtic, you can benefit from wandering between the deep sea giants and the Danu Gods; if you go to China, it is difficult to say; if you really can't go to Japan, there are eight million gods and many monsters, so it is safe to go there. And when he stayed in Egypt, Seth couldn't bear the slander against Anubis's identity by the Greeks, let alone the pressure from the many evil gods of Ra, Amun, Ptah, and Atum, and the future god-king Horus on the horizon.

1: I don't doubt Nephthys because of her peaceful authority. I always add a description when she appears - a peaceful smile, which means she is using her authority to influence the people around her. The second is the instinctive reaction of the body. The body belongs to Seth. His instinctive reaction is normal. The protagonist does not understand that it is normal. I do not doubt that it is because of harmony and authority. 2. I copied the myth without making any changes. In Egyptian mythology, the mainstream is the Nine Pillars of Heliopolis. Kongsu, Amon, Sekhmet, Thebes, Abydos, the future gods, etc. Are not among the Nine Pillars. In addition to La, there are several sun gods, several moon gods, and even several versions of ** I'm trying my best to complete these versions If you feel that I am copying, I suggest you read the Egyptian Book of the Dead, which is a genuine translation of Egyptian texts.

The main character has no brains, what the writing is, it's so bad

The protagonist's IQ has never been online

Apart from anything else, now that I have La's real name, can't I break through the authority of Harmony? When it is put on the shelves, you are still kept in the dark. You are really a pick-up man. And why do you feel that the IQ in this is not very high?

It's well written. The main character is Seth, but I didn't just write about him. I kept laying the groundwork. It's more like a narrative novel. It's difficult to write this kind of novel in Feilu, and you won't see results in a short time.

The protagonist is always in a passive state and looks uncomfortable.