I Became the Sea King in Greek Mythology

6.7 Points From time to time, some Chinese words are inserted, which always feels very dramatic. I can watch it, but I don't have the motivation to catch up. The same goes for the protagonist, who seems to be very strong, but in addition to resisting beatings, the battles are always tug-of-war. You say he's not strong, but thanks to the boss' promotion, he can still win 50-50.

The protagonist talks a bit too much when he's fighting, but the fight is enjoyable enough that it's still acceptable for now. There's no big problem with the character and design, and the fighting ability is strong enough. That's enough for me to watch.

Personally, I think it's okay. You can just read the Western Fantasy Harem as a daily novel. The battle plot is indeed not very well written, but the poisonous points are really not felt. This is already very good. I feel [Chigua][Chigua]. I don't know why the score is so low. I feel that at least the final score should be around 8.5. [Chigua][Chigua]

There are relatively few myths worth reading. As a fanfic of the most widely circulated Greek mythology, although it has been modified to a certain extent, it is still one of the classics among current mythology texts and is worth reading. There are very few god-like literature nowadays, and most of them are female-oriented. It is rare to see a classic like this that time travels into a certain god and then develops silently. The protagonist traveled through time and became Poseidon, who is stronger than the original version. As a time traveler, he is incompatible with his surroundings and can talk nonsense, but he integrates well with the mythical world view. What is more regrettable about the current book is that there are a lot of things added in it that I don't know what to call. They are characters and settings that do not necessarily exist and do not fit well into the Greek system. Then some of the character settings in the book are rather strange. For example, Hades used monster materials to get a magic weapon (not the oriental kind, similar to an artifact) to block Zeus, and Hera used magic to fight. Although I can't tell what the problem is, it looks awkward. Chapter 152, I have finished reading this incident. To be honest, whether the character of Poseidon is trying to steal a turtle or is deeply involved in some kind of power struggle, I understand this kind of kinship. But you sent a mermaid investigation team, one who was completely loyal to you, but in the city you investigated, you found that this group of people were eating the flesh and blood of their compatriots, and the end result was "submerged in the sound of biting flesh and blood." I knew that this city was later destroyed by the protagonist with a tsunami, and that the investigation team was called Azul. I also saw that it was still alive (although logically it should have been dead and eaten alive). However, it took you several chapters to deal with it, and you were full of pent-up emotions. Moreover, Poseidon was completely unaware of it at that time and only went to investigate it himself later. I think this treatment is a bit poisonous, and I think that regardless of subsequent punishment or the like, this thing can be postponed, but saving people should be done. This is a typical tragedy for being harmed because of your orders and being loyal to you, but being tortured because of someone else's "little calculation". By the way, the protagonist already knows that this is Typhon, the son of his wife Gaia (for one thing, I don't know if Typhon's life experience is still the same as before, which makes the ethical relationship a bit weird, but it is normal in Greece). Let's not talk about whether Typhon has the idea of ​​​​being an enemy of Poseidon. Shouldn't you, Poseidon, kill Typhon for your damaged subjects? Or do you want to stand neutral because of Gaia? I don't think the handling of the Mermaid Investigation Team was satisfying enough. I don't think it has the feeling of "rescuing people and giving the murderer the punishment he deserves", which is quite a pity.

The writing is quite good, and the subject matter is quite novel, so I can give it a high score.

The description of the battle in the early stage is good, but I can't guarantee what will happen later. It seems a bit weak, but it should not be a big problem.

It's okay so far, but don't write about the protagonist going to save humans in foreign countries [laughs] Don't ask why, because after reading the history of our Chinese people, you can think of why [angry]

Well, I haven't read much Greek mythology, but at least this book is a rare gem in my opinion. After all, the real Greek mythology is a bit unethical for a Chinese, and the author's adaptation is quite acceptable.

It looks okay. I hope that the author and the previous Rhaegar can include more of the most famous goddess sisters in Greece. Mother and daughter goddesses, the best princesses in the world, such as Helen, the most beautiful woman in Greece, the queen sisters, etc., As well as female demigods, heroine knights, etc.!

Sister, sister-in-law, adopted daughter, first wife, mother, and one of the original owners of the sea [eating melon] Let's summarize who is in the harem [laughing evilly]