Greece: Becoming the God of Ice, Snow, and Vitality from the Start

After transmigrating as the primordial god of ice in Greek mythology, Serion’s birth was seen as an ill omen. His father, the Sky King Uranus, banished him, and the other gods shunned him, because in the primordial world, ice and snow symbolized lifelessness. But carrying memories of his previous life and the supreme treasure Myriad Frostwheel, he understood the true meaning of ice and snow: not an ending, but a guardian that gathers strength for spring. From supporting Cronus in overthrowing the tyranny of the sky to helping Zeus end the terror of time, he buried two generations of God Kings with his own hands, yet never reached for the supreme throne. When thunder and glory belonged to Olympus, there was only one thing he had ever wanted: to inscribe the cycle of winter and spring, life and death, into the deepest laws of the world. He did not want to become a God King who stood above all living things. He wanted to become the world itself. Every passage from winter into spring was the breath of his immortality. This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.