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The author's writing skills are very skillful. There is no lag in the more than sixty chapters. The battle strategy is written with such passion. It is completely a story of Xiaoli's promotion. Watching Xiaoli gradually become the alpha wolf of nymphs makes me feel proud of having a daughter in my family. Even when I look at it, I get a little angry. This little Greek god is so evil. I feel a little proud of the man-wolf's plan, telling you to look down on human beings. I am also very satisfied with the description of the moon god. He is very proud and joyful. The gods have extraordinary power. The contempt for human qualities and the neglect of human beings are really right. But even though Moon Goddess is so arrogant, I can still feel the change in her feelings towards Xiaoli. It is natural to fall in love with Xiaoli, even though I haven't fallen in love yet. But Xiaoli, why do you fall in love with the moon god... Anyway, Xiao'e, I really want to kiss you! This kind and cute person is growing up quickly, and the puppy is also cute and fierce. I announce that a new iron triangle has appeared. I will continue to follow up on this story about Xiaoli's promotion. Sir, Xiaoli is the king!

Very nice. Confirmation from a bookworm of 20 years. A long time ago, I also thought about a proposition between rationality and instinct, civilization and barbarism. This article gave me a surprise. And my answer at that time was yes. When civilization and barbarism collide, barbarism will destroy civilization, and civilization will naturalize barbarism. The fire of civilization burning in the heroine's soul will eventually illuminate the cold under the moonlight of Artemis. This is my prediction for the follow-up after reading the first ten chapters. Although the process is difficult, barbarism will eventually lead to rationality.

It is a top-notch novel on Tomato. Com. The writing is very good, the plot is reasonable, and the characters do not do anything that goes against their character. It truly reflects the pain and loneliness that a soul from a civilized society feels after accidentally wandering into a savage mythological epic (but according to the current plot, it does make people curious whether the two protagonists can really get together in the end).

Come on, author ੭ ᐕ)੭*⁾⁾. It's good-looking, I really feel sorry for Sister Li, and I look forward to the future development. It depicts an ordinary and tough modern person who is forced to deny his soul while retaining the dignity and bottom line deep in his soul. The author's writing is also very good (because I won't praise it, but it is very good anyway). The only shortcoming of this book is that I came too early and finished it in just a few reads (っ╥╯╰╥c).

The heroine's personality is very charming, and her heart is always struggling to survive. To be honest, I really can't imagine the emotional line between her and God. Who will fall in love with the source of suffering. I think it may be better to regard this book as the growth line of the heroine. Of course, it also depends on how the author writes it. Maybe it can be written well.

A great Greek mythology-themed novel with two female protagonists. The author's writing is very good, and the plot is logically fluent. Without the brainless gold finger, the past is different. I personally have always thought that in a world where true gods exist, it is a stupid setting to be able to become Long Aotian with a little bit of modern knowledge. It's just that the protagonist is a bit miserable at the moment, the heroine doesn't have a strong sense of innocence, and there is no trace of emotional development for the time being.

It's been a long time since I've seen such a comfortable book. Although the heroine's encounter made people feel heart-wrenching and uncomfortable in the middle, the author really wrote it very well. From the heroine's enlightenment at the beginning to her tenacity at the end, it really felt like a growth story. I liked it and loved reading it. Although I didn't click on the book at first because of the title, I really like reading it now. Tell me your personal thoughts: The relationship between Luna and the heroine is really good, but now I feel that the little wolf, the cowardly little one who doesn't remember his name, and the one named heroine are all more interesting than Luna, so everyone should fight against each other.

It's good-looking, and it's particularly good at depicting the primitive and bloody situations that modern people face when they travel back to the age of gods. [Learned]

It has gone beyond the scope of ordinary novels with two heroines. This is a true hymn to human beings. It faces the reality behind the whitewashing of mythological epics. The soul burns with the glorious flame of mankind. Even in front of gods, it does not lose its pursuit of self. It is really good [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] Come on, author!

It's beautiful. I don't know how the two fell in love in the end. I'm so curious.

Mark. No thunder at the moment. The plot flows smoothly. The oppression of the divine authority is incisive. Female channels are always looking for the protagonist's abilities and golden fingers, waiting and watching. If they cannot overturn the oppression and defeat the Lord God, they will not make up for it.

It's very beautiful. The plot is compact and powerful, and the primitive savagery and beauty are vividly reflected. It's rare to see such a masterpiece with few themes. It's really beautiful, not boring, and it's so smooth that I almost didn't pause to read the latest chapter. So the author, please hurry up. It's really not enough [crying]

The author has very well portrayed the indifference of gods towards human beings in Greek mythology. He hopes that the protagonist can strengthen himself and live freely and with dignity. He is still in the bitter gourd stage.

I was first attracted to the book by the title. I really like Artemis, the goddess of hunting in Greek mythology, and this was the first time I saw a novel with Artemis as one of the protagonists. At the beginning, the content written by the author was different from the novels with the background of Greek mythology that I had read before. It felt very boring. It mentioned too many words such as human rationality and civilization of the heroine. It was different from what I originally thought. I thought this was a romance novel that mainly talked about love. I didn't read it at first, and I was really bored and didn't want to read it. But after reading it, I realized what's interesting about this book. The heroine is very tenacious and independent. She doesn't bow to gods and fate, and maintains her own pride as a human being. Artemis also fits my fantasy of her, which is not what most people think. It is written about the careless and caring younger brother Apollo (I am quite surprised that the author chose Artemis as the younger sister. From what I read before and what I thought, Artemis was the older sister) and the violent goddess, the author's Artemis is closer to her nobility and wildness as the goddess of hunting and the moon. I hope the author can finish this book, and I am looking forward to the ending of Kali and the goddess.

It was my first time to come into contact with the subject of Greek mythology. Fortunately, this book was my enlightenment book. The description of the werewolf siege of the nymphs was frightening to read. It was despairing and depressing. I also liked Callister (Shen Yue) who thought in her mind, "If you can't change the fate of others, you can control your own fate." (After browsing, I found that the word fate appears a lot. Is this a characteristic of Greek mythology? Is it related to fate?) After the transformation of the new chapter of the love line, there will be a lot of interactions ~ the cycle is gradual, and the growth type will catch up with the updates slowly. The author has already used love to generate electricity! Come on come on! Send it with love every day

Great writing! The fusion of Greek mythology and reality, the conflict between the concepts of mortals and gods. The protagonist has experienced pain step by step from an ordinary person, suffered the arrogance of gods, and the uncertainty of fate. With his tenacity and instinctive desire for life, he finally grew into a figure who is no less than a hero in mythology. It's great! I heard that this is a million-dollar novel, and I am very much looking forward to what the author will write next. Although there are indeed some inappropriate comments in the early stage, I think the author wrote it very well, the logic is smooth, and the characters are not occ. In the early stage, he did not forcibly change the ending of the original mythical characters in order to add a halo to the protagonist. I like it very much! The protagonist's sense of fragmentation is also delicious, and his perseverance is a perfect match! It perfectly expresses the powerlessness of mortals and the arrogance and bad taste of gods. The divinity of the Moon Goddess is also very good. Unlike others, there is only a shell of a god, but the essence inside is still human. The transformation of the goddess so far is also very good. The protagonist relies on the "dirty" skills of mortals and her strong survival instinct to gradually gain the recognition of the surrounding demigods and even goddesses, completing the transformation from "pet" to hunter. I am looking forward to how their emotions will develop in the future! Of course, now that the protagonist has power, I am also looking forward to how the protagonist will use his power. I hope the author can stick to his original writing outline. This is great now! All in all, it's very well written! Super awesome! I have been following it non-stop since I read the first chapter! This is my first comment since reading Tomato, and it is also my first time giving a gift. I hope the author can keep writing! I wish the author good health! The novel is a hit! Make a fortune!

The Artemis portrayed in this book is too vivid. Can such an arrogant god really have the emotion of "love"? What's more, she is a "virgin goddess" in Greek mythology. It is difficult to imagine that she and the heroine would hug, kiss or even have sex. For the heroine, she inexplicably came to the barbaric era and struggled to survive under the cracks of divine power. She felt humbled and insignificant more than once. The gap between her and Artemis was so huge that it was despairing. What happened later that made her fall in love with such a "arrogant" god, and why did Artemis fall in love with a "pet". Using love to give humanity to the proud God is perhaps the greatest pride. [Thinking] Little guess: According to Greek mythology, Ragnarok comes after the Age of Heroes, so they probably won't have much time together...

I have a question, have the non-five-star reviews been deleted by the author? It doesn't matter, I just leave five stars, hoping that the author can see it. People's destiny should be in the hands of people. This can be regarded as some underlying values ​​of our people. Man can conquer nature. However, in the plot of this book, the protagonist's fate has been toyed with by the gods in an illogical, vicious and cruel manner. No hope can be seen in any of the protagonist's efforts. And the most important thing is that the protagonist has endured countless pains in order to control his own destiny. He even voluntarily abandoned his identity as a "human" and transformed himself into a "non-human", but it still did not help. He was still being toyed with by the so-called fate of the gods. At this point, I even suspect that this so-called "fate" is the will of the gods, not the "fate" that is above the gods as described in the myth. Therefore, readers who are looking at the emotional line will be exhausted by the long and almost no progress; readers who want to see the protagonist's growth will see that the protagonist is still being toyed with by the gods and destiny even though he has abandoned his "human" identity, and is far away from controlling his own destiny; readers who want to see the mission shaping often feel that there is no one in this article. The sexual gods (especially the sun god Apollo, in this article are petty, cruel and boring) and the heroes with negative portrayals (especially Hercules, although he also has reckless and rude qualities in mythology, but there is no positive portrayal in this article. What about the hero who saved Prometheus?) Are not in line with my expectations. I saw that the author complained about the lack of readers before. Perhaps these three types of readers have gradually lost many. I hope the author can respond to the general questions and give some reassurance to readers who continue to read: For example, will the protagonist exist as a "human" or a "god" in the end? Can she control her own destiny? What will happen to her relationship with Luna? And, most importantly, how long does the author intend to write, and when can the author provide answers to the above questions in the text? I understand that the author wants to write about the growth of the protagonist, but the first suppression and then the expansion should not be too long, otherwise it will gradually consume the readers' patience and eventually lead to the loss of readers.

Cold, too cold, nothing epic, just barbaric. This is like a cold, unquestionable scalpel, accurately and efficiently cutting through the gorgeous coat, dissecting the real heart, and exposing the bloody truth in front of you. There is no unnecessary elaboration, the ultimate contrast, the ultimate sense of fragmentation, showing a dark world view: barbarism and chaos. The sword points to myths and histories that have been whitewashed. A very weighty book, a very courageous book. The protagonist is growing up, but she cannot change the established track after all. She is not a savior or a hero. She can even be regarded as a humble mediocre person, but underneath her humility is the modern soul and dignity of the struggle that is unwilling to be oppressed. She is humble, she is mediocre, but she is tenacious, she is afraid of death, but she is not afraid of death. For dignity, for reason, for civilization, and for living. A shouter who dares to resist. Not a flat superhero, but a round survivor.

I have always been interested in Greek mythology, but this is the first novel about Greek mythology that I have read. It is very attractive. It does not glorify heroic epics like the public. It is also very rational, rational in the literal sense. I clearly understand that mythology is a poem that was beautified by oral transmission by people later. Therefore, the heroine is careful not to make many predictions, and the heroic epics described in the book are very cruel. , Is also very real (personal reflections), and the personal growth of the heroine is very logical. When I read it later, I suddenly realized that the heroine is not only a hunter of the goddess, but also a hunter in the entire myth system. In the early stage, the heroine superficially wanted to survive under the hands of the goddess, but in fact, the closer she got to the core figure of the myth, the more I found that what the heroine really wanted to survive was this dark era. I'm really curious about how the heroine can resist those three generations of gods.

The two heroines of ancient Greek mythology, the writing is really good. I really like this novel very much. It really makes me eat the chaff. It is not easy in Tomato. Speaking of this, I think if this book was in a certain Xiaolujiang, more people might read it. After all, The writing style is really good, and it's totally worthy. I don't usually read novels like ancient Greek mythology, but this book really touched my heart, and the various details are also very detailed. For example, the heroine's transformation from a mortal to the present, I feel that the subsequent emotional changes will also be written very delicately.

It's good-looking, and you can clearly see the heroine's growth. But so far, I don't know whether the two of them fell in love with each other. I look forward to the development of the plot later. Personally, I feel that if the heroine is not mentally disturbed later on, or she was rescued by him from multiple death crises that had nothing to do with him, the heroine will be in a passionate mood and try her best to conquer him. Either he suddenly falls in love with the heroine, starts forced love (possibly?) Or asks Cupid to help. Or maybe he is attracted to her but doesn't realize it, and unconsciously prefers the heroine. After a long period of getting along with her, he becomes more and more in love with her. (But it may be Stockholm's effort) I don't know much about Greek mythology, but from the readers' comments and the author's teacher's description of the gods, it can be seen that the gods are arrogant and do whatever they want. When they have absolute power, they will take and use them when they like them. So if he discovers that he falls in love with the heroine first, the probability of forced love is very high.

A super good novel~ [laughing] It can be seen that it is not a simple suit of Greek mythology. Shen Yue's struggle in the different world of Greek mythology is very real and vivid, and her growth is also very inspiring. She has suffered many hardships, but it is not meaningless "abuse", but indispensable polishing and carving on the way to growth. Da Da also portrayed the teasing and indifference of the gods very realistically without excessive beautification, including Artemis. Her recognition and teaching of Shen Yue was not out of pity or simple interest. This was something Shen Yue fought for herself. This keeps the story from being cliche. I don't know much about Greek mythology, but there is always a light and thin mist of sadness in this big book, and readers will not always have beautiful illusions. Antigone's unavoidable death, the twists and turns of Hercules' fate, and Pholus who failed to be saved... There is really a grand tragedy. [Almost crying]

Looking forward to it, I feel very comfortable watching it so far. The way the heroine grits her teeth and struggles to stay alive is really attractive. I don't know much about Greek mythology, but there's no obstacle in reading it. The emotional line has not developed much yet, and I am curious as to why the heroine fell in love with the goddess. Looking at me when two people get along: So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 Yes Sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️ So sad 😨 A bit sweet ❤️

It's quite interesting, but the number of words is too few. If I have to describe it, a person who doesn't want to be barbaric is in a world full of barbarians. In fact, I can't imagine how the heroine in this book can fall in love, but there is the greatest hardship of the power of God. At present, the logic seems to be smooth and you can watch it.

The writing style is very comfortable and it is the type that I would recommend. It delicately describes the process of the heroine as a time traveler, from the initial panic and the firm belief in living, to the step-by-step growth, constantly turning danger into safety, and having sufficient ability to protect herself. I rarely come into contact with mythological novels. This is rare. Even if I don't know much about this system, the story is fascinating enough. I will think about the intentions of God's actions and what new skills the protagonist will learn next. And I took a look at the author's previous works, and I feel that they are completely different from this one. Although they are all mythological, can they be this type of story? The author is still very capable of trying new styles and is very versatile [full] Finally, it was tied in one day. Leave this comment and ask the author and teacher for more updates.

Very good. Originally, I came here for the two female protagonists, but after reading a few pictures, I was attracted by the battle of wits in it. I started to wonder what the heroine would do next. It was like watching "Journey to the West". The director asked a group of beautiful girls to play the roles, but everyone rushed to read the monkey. I can guarantee that this book must be a good book with potential.

It looks good, but there are certain problems, which may not be a problem. First of all, the protagonist is still arrogant, with the arrogance of a time traveler and a modern person. He does not realize the importance of power, but looks down on the established rules from a higher level perspective. This is her unyielding nature as a human being, or rather, the reluctance from those in power. It's deadly and delicious. The second is the emotional line. Personally, I feel that Luna and the protagonist are more like owners and pets, just like raising cats and dogs. On the contrary, there is a deeper relationship between the protagonist and the other Erara that supports each other and resists fate. This is unmatched by the moon god. Of course, on the basis that the protagonist is a human being, but now he is no longer, but a transcendent person, so it is possible to break away from this concept. Then the relationship between the protagonist and the moon god seems to be too fast. Bro feels that after Apollo appeared, he changed from master and pet to master and servant. This change in identity is extremely critical, but it is a bit unclear. What important things happened in the middle? What a transformation for Luna from being a pet to being a very important private property! Of course, I personally feel that I haven't entered the love line yet, maybe a little further away.

I can only say that if you like to watch the heroine's growth and add some Lily elements to this book, don't miss it. If I say too much, it will be a spoiler. The low rating is due to the fact that Greek mythology is a relatively cold subject, and Lily may have a small audience. The writing and plot writing are of average quality. I hope the author will not give up. It's rare to see such works on Tomato. The last hope emotional line he

I really didn't expect to see such a relaxed and powerful writing style and a stable plot in Tomato's two-heroine mythology novel. Each character has always maintained the behavior and personality that conforms to the initial setting. This is rare in many novels nowadays and makes people want to continue reading. Thanks to my wife for her output, and I hope she will not be affected by some comments in the comments. Some people may only be suitable for reading articles with a high proportion of superficial emotions, and think that it is bad and ugly if the characters have no emotional description. In fact, the people who speak out may not be suitable for the audience of serious dramas, and most readers who can read it may not speak frequently. I still hope that my wife can keep writing the original outline, plot, and rhythm. It is rare to find a good article. Thank you for the high-quality output.