Greek Mythology: The Forgotten Myth

The alluring, wounded Lord of the Underworld × the forthright, pure-hearted fairy princess. He plays the perfect lover while doing every wicked thing imaginable, then later faces a hellish struggle to win her back.

A somewhat dark, oppressive, heartbreaking romance. Pure romance, with no palace intrigue or career plot. Persephone pairing fans, stay away! If you want to read, follow my script and don’t tell me how to write it. Recommended for readers aged 21 and up.

Set against the backdrop of Greek mythology, the characters’ relationships are bound to be complicated. Read on only if you’re comfortable with that.

The story takes place in the early days of the gods. The male lead is Hades, Lord of the Underworld; the second male lead is Zeus; and the heroine, Tianara, is Zeus’s first love, his cherished white moonlight.

He was used to being hated, but had no idea how to respond to love given without reservation.

The night was cool and still.

The wine had finally worn off, and Hades was once again completely clear-headed.

He watched the sleeping girl for a long, long time.

She had said she loved children, that she wanted to bear him lots of them, and that she wanted to give him a home.

He had lived in darkness since birth. His world held nothing but endless struggles, schemes, slaughter, and betrayal.

He had never thought any of it was bad. In fact, he found it comforting.

The word “home,” by contrast, felt stranger to him than any conspiracy or trick. It was a distant, indistinct symbol that had never taken concrete shape in his life.

He couldn’t give her any of the things she wanted.

He knew better than anyone that they could never be together, and that sooner or later they would part.

Just then, the person in his arms stirred. As if having a lovely dream, she gave a drowsy little giggle, murmured in her sleep, and turned over before sinking back into deep slumber.

The day she learned the whole truth, this relationship was destined to end badly.

But this