Athena in the Marvel world has shrunk into a lolita because she has too few followers? In order to regain her divine power, she had to despise the stupidity of mortal heroes, while using the "principle of minimal intervention" to help them rewrite their tragic endings - "It's okay to save the world, but don't be too stupid."
Reader comments
The more I read, the more confused I become (can you explain to me what this system is?)
Not to mention that Athena's character is quite strange (acceptable range)
Then the Greek pantheon was greatly weakened
Moreover, the protagonist resembles a time traveler but at the same time, he is completely unlike
very strange
This book is overall average
The writing is good, but the plot is a bit strange
Author, you may want to separate a chapter specifically to supplement the settings.
Mainly in terms of divine personality
@Golden Sweet Shrimp Come out and explain.
Give me 4 stars first. Is the protagonist the original Athena or a time traveler? Marvel has a Greek pantheon but it seems to be sealed and unable to come out.
The more I read, the more confused I become (can you explain to me what this system is?) Not to mention that Athena's character is quite strange (acceptable range) Then the Greek pantheon was greatly weakened Moreover, the protagonist resembles a time traveler but at the same time, he is completely unlike very strange This book is overall average The writing is good, but the plot is a bit strange Author, you may want to separate a chapter specifically to supplement the settings. Mainly in terms of divine personality @Golden Sweet Shrimp Come out and explain.
Give me 4 stars first. Is the protagonist the original Athena or a time traveler? Marvel has a Greek pantheon but it seems to be sealed and unable to come out.
Quite to my liking