Greek Mythology: Mobius

There is another book about Greek mythology, looking forward to the follow-up 😘[Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss]😘😘[Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Flowing kiss][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking][Smirking]

It's one of the few Greek mythological texts that Tomato can read. It doesn't have so many confusing ethical issues. The main highlight is that the protagonist constantly plans to create a priesthood, create a priesthood, ascend the world, and finally create himself as a god. The multi-world setting is expected to start swallowing up merged worlds soon.

It's good to watch. Also, I think the author doesn't mean to have two male protagonists. So let's default to that, as of the chapters I've seen (currently, as of the beginning of finding materials for Vulcan Reshape) There is no description of the two male protagonists, only brotherhood. Currently, they are constantly wooing their own forces, including the God of War, the God of Fire, the two children of the Night Goddess (sleep and death), as well as the "War Dance Priesthood", the "Flower God Priesthood" given by the God of Earth, and the protagonist knows the original plot, so he has The "prophetic power" (but in fact, it is more like a manifestation of knowing the future. After all, there is not much difference between predicting the future and already knowing the future, so the power of the two may be confused, or the part about knowing the future in this world has not been subdivided, so they are all part of prophecy) Anyway, it is worth reading, and the author must not let readers influence your writing. I have seen too many early and late stages that are not the same direction. Don't pay too much attention to what some readers say, at least don't change what you want to write because of it. If the general direction changes, you will be finished (no different from going off topic)

Yes, Zeus, God of War, God of Beauty, etc. Are not made into faces, they are all very individual. There hasn't been much drama lately, one debate after another

Unique entry points, interesting topics, and new stories are all lacking. I am at the peak of Level 3. Who dares to kill me? And who dares to kill me? My arrogance and arrogance are a bit low-key. @ It's been assimilated by the world, it lacks the strong style, big scenes, and passionate pictures. It's always helpless and a hammer. It feels like a human machine with a good temper. There is no ups and downs to bring some passion. Who says God can't be passionate and peaceful. I hope there will be new progress in the new chapter. The story is good. I only read the subsequent plot to change the rating.

The Greek mythology written in this article is very immersive, but I feel that I have to carry my head with me when reading this book, and have some understanding of Greek mythology. I personally don't like to ask for CP, but the ambiguous part of this article does not make me uncomfortable [maybe [laughing] but the author said not, but I think it is] but I am a boy, and I got goosebumps when I saw Ares.

@It's Xiaomi. Let's take a look at this setting. 1. World view setting: The root of order is creation: the beginning of creation is the highest point of order (a low-entropy state). The end of chaos is annihilation: when the world comes to an end, chaos reaches its extreme (state of high entropy). The protagonist's mission: As the God of Order, his ultimate mission is to fight against the entropy increase of the universe and delay the end of the world's heat death. 2. Power system and advancement path: A clear progression sequence is proposed: Law → Contract → Order → Creation. The protagonist currently has mastered the cycle of life and death, magical energy, and the origin of life, but this is only the "foundation of existence" and is used to maintain the existence of the world. To realize the final "world reincarnation" (that is, a complete cosmic cycle), the protagonist must also master the power of "destruction" or "end". 3. Ultimate goal: reincarnation of the world The ultimate setting of the novel is that even if the world inevitably moves towards destruction, the protagonist can use the law of reincarnation to reopen (create) the world from destruction (end) and start a new era, thereby realizing the eternal cycle of "opening-survival-ending-re-opening".

This article is very nice, and the line of writing is full of that Greek flavor. And the storyline is reasonable and exciting. Especially the part where Zeus and the protagonist are discussing, this article also writes Zeus in a more logical way, so it can be said that it is not a brainless article.

I'm very much looking forward to it. The protagonist is female. Or maybe Ares, the god of war, becomes a woman, it must be a lot of fun. Oh no, interesting. 🤭🤭

Why are Mobius and Ares so sleepy? They smell so good 🥰🥰[Admiration]