[Comedy + Western fantasy + Greek gods in an all-out brawl + not a mindless power fantasy]
After graduating with honors from Hera First Medical University, Wright encounters the legendary beast of wisdom and guardian of riddles, the Sphinx. In the gods’ dreams, he experiences many tales from Greek mythology and befriends the heroes of legend.
But fate plays a cruel trick on him, forcing Wright to navigate between the true rulers of the Federation, the Olympian gods, and the Avengers from the abyss of Tartarus, the twelve mighty Titans.
Egged on by the Sphinx, Wright finally lays it on the line with the gods: “I’m going to be king of the gods! Who’s for it, and who’s against it?”
I've read 60 chapters so far. The overall style is light and humorous, not a mindless, mindless wish-fulfillment novel. It references a lot of Greek mythology and is quite detailed. There's a lot of world-building and detail in the beginning, so it requires some patience. As a seasoned reader, I find it acceptable, and I think it will be quite good as it unfolds later. Also, the protagonist's fight scenes are a bit lacking; I hope they'll increase that later. 👍