Egyptian Mythology: I Plant Trees in the Desert

Isn't Pluto vacant? He can find a way to get him if he is suitable for the protagonist. Judging from the fact that the protagonist is not a god who causes trouble, Osiris probably won't die either. Losing half of the desert and reaping no benefits seems really frustrating. Gaining the divine power of Pluto can limit the development of Osiris and increase his own power. Other gods are always causing troubles. The protagonist is completely like a God who has nothing to do. Set was originally the most trouble-making god in Egyptian mythology. You just wrote him into a otaku who looks at trees in the temple every day and doesn't use them. If you write a book like this in Feilu, no one will want to read it.

The protagonist has the title of God of the Desert, right? And the introduction says that the protagonist will plant trees. So the question is, will the protagonist die suddenly if the desert turns into a forest?

Running account??? The protagonist's presence is too low.

I can't see the meaning of the protagonist traveling through the past, and he's just muddle along.

The Nile gods were Osiris and Hapi

I watched for a long time without knowing who was who.

This is the first Egyptian mythology novel I've read to give me some motivation

The so-called god of prophecy is probably Ra.

I can't see the protagonist's desire at all. He doesn't seem to want to do anything. He only knows how to move every time when the system sends a task. He has no goal to pursue. You don't do anything to cause trouble, you know there are problems with other gods and you don't care, you only know how to act when the system tasks come out, what is your mythological knowledge used for? Is it used every time something happens to let you know the truth so that people can watch?

Does the author still plan to publish it? The amount of updates and the update time make me feel that the author seems to have just updated it randomly and put it on the shelves.