My Rental Room Became an Olympus Branch Temple

The rhythm of the plot is comfortable and there are no awkward plots! From Mu Yu helping the gods buy cheap T-shirts and teaching them how to recognize takeout software, to the gods trying to help Mu Yu tidy up the room and keep track of the store, every plot is logical and logical. It not only retains the fun of "mortals leading gods", but also does not deliberately create exaggerated plots for the sake of comedy, making it easy to follow.

In the first three chapters, the characters of six gods are established: Zeus is obsessed with face, Hera is arrogant and timid, Ares is a grumpy foodie, Athena is rational and curious, Aphrodite is stinky, Hermes is a bull... The group of figures is amazing!

There is a sense of healing hidden in the absurdity! Mu Yu went from breaking down and complaining about "unfortunate disasters from heaven" to slowly accepting the gods, using instant noodles and old clothes to prop up the "Olympus branch"; the gods went from despising human items as "filthy" to being attracted to TV and chess, and slowly integrated into mortal life. There is no exaggerated dramatic conflict, but more like the warm daily life of a group of "special family members", which is very comfortable to read.

There can be more gods, such as the Nordic Hong Qigong Odin, old acquaintances of Olympus such as Thor Loki, or other gods in the pantheon. Amaterasu may be a Mama-san who runs an izakaya, and Shiva may be a yoga teacher. How do the gods live in the mortal world? Just like the king is unhappy?

The overall atmosphere is healing and not exaggerated! From being at a loss at the beginning, Mu Yu gradually gets used to getting along with the gods, and has more confidence when looking for a job; the gods go from being strange and reserved to being willing to try to understand mortal life, and even care about Mu Yu's daily life. There is no exaggerated dramatic conflict, but more like the warm daily life of a group of "special family members", which is very comfortable to read.

In the first three chapters, the characters of six gods are established: Zeus is obsessed with face, Hera is arrogant and timid, Ares is a grumpy foodie, Athena is rational and curious, Aphrodite is stinky, Hermes is a bull... The group of figures is amazing!

The pace is fast, and the content is quite reasonable. Most of the gods from various countries help each other. Novels from the perspective of Greek gods are rare. Finding the fragments is not forced. Although the latter is forced to find, the front is not forced to find. For example, Japanese Gods is not like the usual novels that describe the Japanese gods as rubbish, bad, and useless. It is also not like those prehistoric novels or other articles that describe Nezha and his son as enemies. Finally, I feel that the gods in the underworld are probably gang brothers (bad guys)

A very good book. Daily life is more adventurous.

The plot is exciting and interesting, and the characters stand up well. There is no deliberate attempt to draw on the myths of various countries (I prefer to watch this kind of cultural exchange than the confrontation of myths). Although it may look a bit AI-like in some places, it is not a big problem. Overall, it is good.

This is a very nice book. The setting is novel, the ideas are novel, and the author's writing style is also good. It's worth reading this book! There are also characters from Eastern mythology behind