Greek Mythology: The God of the Underworld and His Queen Drift Through China

The story brings together all mythologies. A shipment shared by Huaxia and the Slavs was held up while passing through the Hittite corridor. The male lead, Hades, stepped in to resolve Huaxia's troubles, earning a favor from Huaxia and a passport to be reborn there. He became Xuanming, the sixth-generation leader of an obscure Shang tribe, a complete nobody in the history books. Persephone: That year, I worked with him to control the floods and died in the line of duty. I heard that after I died, I was eaten? Modern-day Makaria: That year in Wu Geng Ji, Dad, as an ancestor of the Shang dynasty, killed his own descendant and overthrew his own dynasty. (Don't believe it.) Influenced by Jingwei, Kronos attended the Assembly of the Gods and decided to peacefully hand over power to Hades, whom he thought would be easy to control. But before the plan could be put into action, he was overthrown. The unassuming Hades chose to remain silent, secretly becoming obsessed with all things Huaxia. The story travels from Greece to the Xia dynasty, back to Greece, and then to the modern day. Its themes shift from love between blood relatives to abstinence across social classes, and finally to a clash of ideas about human nature. Finally: This story is entirely fictional.