Greek Mythology: Lord of Winter

After transmigrating into the body of the goddess of ice and storms, a top-tier ice- and wind-wielding esper from the apocalypse...

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A similar Greek mythology story next door: The Goddess Linyue is now available. Feel free to check it out if you're interested.

As a goddess of extraordinary beauty in Greek mythology,

Galante worked hard to grow stronger and change her fate,

all to avoid being touched by a god she despised.

But as she grew stronger, Galante began to realize something wasn't quite right.

How had she, the most powerful goddess of all, become associated with the phrase “everyone's darling”?

(Also known as: The Gods' White Moonlight.) The focus is on her growth, with romance as a secondary element.

Gods with romantic storylines: (There are many more, but there isn't room to list them all.)

The elegant, self-possessed sun god: Helios.

The reincarnated god of freedom and plants: Adonis.

The green-tea, spoiled god of desire: Aphrodite.

The goddess of wisdom with two sets of memories: Athena.

The proud, aloof goddess of the moon: Selene.

The silly, beautiful primordial monster: Typhon.

The gentle, masked god of the arts: Apollo.

The obsessive, unstable goddess of night: Nyx.

The guileless, forthright god of darkness: Erebus.