Greek Mythology: The Abyss
希腊神话之深渊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 289k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- European Fantasy
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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Please Recommend Stories About Gods, With a God as the Protagonist. Note: Nothing Like Global Age of the Gods
Looking for stories about gods where the protagonist is a god. Note: not stories set in the Age of Gods on a global scale. I don't want stories about gods appearing all over the world. I only want the protagonist to be a god who builds up their divine authority and expands their domains.
Looking for Stories About Someone Reincarnated as a Greek Deity
Stories Focused on Gods and Deities, No CP, Abyssal Themes. Please, Great Authors, Give Me Stories Where the Protagonist Lives and Dies Alone
Please bless me with some recommendations, everyone. For no-romance stories, I want a male-oriented story with no female lead, or a female-oriented story with no male lead. The protagonist should be alone for life, with no romance. Having family is fine.
I’ve Recently Gotten Into Ancient Greek Stories, Please Help!
Looking for books like "[Greek Mythology] Growing Stronger from the Beginning of the World."
Great Books About Ancient Greek and Egyptian Mythology
The Protagonist Is God's Favorite, Cherished Above All
Looking for books like "The Gods' Foolish Game". The protagonist is especially favored by the gods. Ah, I'm really into this kind of thing. Please recommend some books like this to this poor little soul!
Any Stories About Greek Mythology? I Just Got into It Today
I’d like books similar to Greek Mythology: What Do I Do After Reincarnating as Medusa?!
Any Stories About a God and Their Most Beloved Creation?
I’m Tired of Saying the Words “No Female Lead”
Hebrew Mythology, Greek Mythology, and Ancient Egyptian Pharaohs!
Looking for books similar to Picking Up Gods in Ancient Greece.
Guys, Recommend Western Fantasy with Gods and a Beloved-by-Everyone Protagonist
Looking for Fanfiction Based on Greek, Norse, Egyptian, and Other Mythologies
I want to read something like *[Greek Mythology] The Pearl of the Sea, a Boy*.
Recommend Me Some Good Books With Great Writing
Preferably complete, around 100 to 200 chapters. Happy or sad endings are both fine. So many books feel too childish, like they aren't written for someone like me at all 😭😭
Western Fantasy About Gods and Divine Authority. No Everyone-Gets-Superpowers, Evil Gods, or Fourth Disasters!
I’m looking for books similar to "Deities: The Awakening of the Army’s Spirit, Mythology Is Destined to Descend (Divine Revelation: The Underworld)".
I’ve Recently Gotten into Ancient Greek Mythology Stories and Run Out of Books. Recommendations, Please
Looking for books similar to *[Greek Mythology] The Weakest Goddess Will Never Be a Slave!*
Novels About Someone Who Transmigrates into Greek Mythology and Becomes a God
I want a male protagonist, and no romance. Don't recommend things indiscriminately or I'll have to yell at you. Pay attention: no romance, or a protagonist with a conventional sexual orientation.
Looking for Western Mythology Novels, Such as Greek or Norse Mythology
Local natives, transmigrators, or people who are reborn are all fine. Local natives would be even better.
Greek Male Harem Magnet, No Romance, Please!
Two Male Leads, Greek Mythology. I’ve Hit a Reading Slump, Fellow Cultivators, Please Save Me
I want books like Greek Mythology: Growing Strong from the Beginning of the World.
For Crying Out Loud, I Want Greek Mythology Books, Greek Ones!! 🌚🌝
I want books like Greek Mythology: The Ocean Nymph.
Desperately Looking for Books About Greek Mythology
I want to read something like The Weakest Goddess Will Never Be a Slave! (Greek Mythology).
Any Books About Greek Mythology?
Something like Pandora's Box.
I'm So Bored. Any Slightly Sweet Books Where the Romance Starts Right Away?
Help Me Find a Book (*꒦ິ⌓꒦ີ)
Looking for a novel where the female lead falls asleep and travels to another world with no love or desire, only reason. The other world is invaded by the Fourth Calamity, and the female lead is killed by players several times from the start. She returns to the real world, but whenever she dreams, she travels back and starts over. The creatures of that world call her and the players ghosts.
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[Request for frequent updates][Attention] Please keep updating, author! Tartarus is complex; he possesses human love, but his power is insufficient to support it. He refuses to accept his fate, so he constantly rebels and struggles. Chaos is a cold-hearted creator god, but he also has a human side.
It's truly a wonderful read, with the feel of a grand epic. There's no romantic pairing, but the characters are all very engaging, especially the complex relationship between Ers and Thar, and Chaos and Thar—a love-hate relationship intertwined with scheming and familial affection.
This book is very good. The main character is very gentle at heart. There is no romantic pairing, but there is unrequited love. The author's writing style is smooth and natural. The only drawback is that there are too few chapters. Author, please keep updating!
Well, how should I put it? My current impression is that he has excellent writing skills and is a very nice person. And his personality... How should I put it? He's very gentle. How should I put it? He seems even gentler than I can feign gentleness. Maybe it's innate, or maybe it just is. Well, it's a mixture of humanity and divinity, or maybe it's something like that...
I absolutely love it. Of all the Greek books I've read, yours is my absolute favorite. Your writing is incredibly impressive to me. I don't know how else to describe it, but I feel like Tartarus should be just like this. Of course, these are purely my personal opinions.
I think there's a song that really suits this novel. If this world withers I will stay by your side Resolute in silence Confronting a Thousand Words If this world Everything is crumbling mercilessly. I will sew the original for you with the thread in my hand. Accompany you to watch the sunrise and moonrise Accompany you to witness the changing times I'll accompany you word by word.
I really want to encourage the author, both materially and spiritually, but perhaps like when I was reading this book, I find it hard to feel, possess, and share pure and grand love. I only have this chaotic love. I enjoy reading Greek mythology. The author's time-travel stories don't erase the original human nature; they also retain the characteristics of the gods.
A beautiful struggle; the author truly captured the spirit of resistance beautifully. Even when weak and powerless, they persisted in fighting for their loved ones, sacrificing themselves in the process. I didn't feel the ending was bad; I felt the future conclusion was just like that—entangled and never separated—which was a fulfillment of the protagonists' love and hate.
This is absolutely amazing! I already loved Tartarus from Greek mythology, and now I love him even more. Even though he didn't have a romantic partner, I still feel sorry for the first god of love. It was very touching. He's the best!
The struggles within the literary and artistic life, the delicate depiction of emotions—it's truly exquisite. Although the ending was a bit rushed, this book definitely deserves a 9.0 Rating. It's genuinely excellent; the rich and complex emotions, and the interpretation of the literary aspects of Greek mythology, are all top-tier among Tomato's novels. It's fantastic!