[Gods] [Creation] [Ruler of Love] [Partly Behind the Scenes] [Lighthearted]
“Goddess Gaia, if you want this world to be filled with beauty and love, you should have children!”
Confusion flickered across Gaia's face. “What does it mean to have children?”
Su Yan smiled calmly. “I'll teach you.”
Before long, the children of the God of the Sky and the Goddess of the Earth came into being in the universe.
“So, what is love?”
He never imagined that one day he would be asked that question.
I, Su Yan... no, Eros, the first embodiment of love and beauty in the world, the original goodness who governs all positive emotions.
By the command of Chaos, the God of Chaos, I shall join Tartarus, God of the Abyss, Gaia, Goddess of the Earth, and Uranus, God of the Sky.
We, the Four Gods of Creation, will forge an ideal cosmos of eternal, sacred beauty for this world!
(Not a mindless power fantasy, no showing off and face-slapping. Read with caution if that's not your thing.)
How to put it this way, the male protagonist's wish from the beginning is to go back to find his girlfriend, and he can go back after completing the task. For those who are not completely satisfied and want to watch the movie without a female protagonist, you can avoid this. Also, after the male protagonist obtained the godhead, his personality still existed. The male protagonist inherited the positive side of the God of Chaos and was originally good. However, because his personality is still there, he will have selfish motives and prejudices. This can be seen from the part where the male protagonist chooses who will have children with Gaia. Everything is to go back to find his girlfriend. Although Gaia and Uranus are a couple in the first place, I don't like that description very much. The above is purely a personal opinion.
I have never seen the subject matter before, it is very novel, and it is a little bit Western fantasy. The main storyline is the creation of the world (I think it is a single girl, but the classification says no girls, I don't know if it is reversed). After watching it for a while, I didn't find any pretentious plot, which I like very much. The writing style is also okay. The only drawback is that there is too much space to describe the world view. It is a masterpiece with clear advantages and disadvantages.
Is there really no heroine? It doesn't look like it?
It's okay,