
Greek Mythology: The Life of the Earth
希腊神话:大地的生命
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 478k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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Of all the Greek mythology novels I've read, this one stands out for its logical and unique writing style. The two divine roles chosen at the beginning are particularly well-chosen. Although they may not be prominent in the world's elements at first glance, they will inevitably occupy important positions as the world develops. Prosperity can keep the world prosperous, while decay can be linked to erosion, decline, and fertility. Prosperity and corruption can even form a cycle.
I hope the main character has a happy ending, but if that's not possible, a goddess-like couple would be fine too. Also, if possible, could the main character treat Gaia a little better? I mean, in a way that's not driven by self-interest. I wasn't particularly fond of Gaia in Greek literature, but the author's portrayal of Gaia is superb. This Gaia is a good mother, but also a pitiful one.
I love it! It perfectly captures the chaotic interpersonal relationships in Greece. It's awesome!
It's good, except that the sacred mountain before the time of Zeus wasn't called Olympus.
Gaia's image is so positive, I love it! Who wouldn't want to be a mama's boy?! Our protagonist has already expanded into several areas; I'm looking forward to what will happen next, and also to the day when Cronus brings about his own destruction, hehe.
This is one of the few Greek mythology fanfiction books still being updated. I hope the author can continue updating daily until it's finished.
It's very well written, I quite like it. Even after I have a partner in the future, I think I shouldn't write overly Mary Sue-esque, melodramatic, and cheesy plots. Just stick to the normal, albeit slightly exaggerated, Greek style, yeah, that's about right. While I hoped the protagonist would eventually become someone like the Heavenly Dao, I've finally realized something's off.
It's not bad; at least it's one of the few Greek mythology novels available today.
Overall it's not bad, but the updates are a bit slow. I thought this book was dead, but when I recommended it again today, I found it was still updating! 😂
It's so good! Keep up the good work, author!