Greece: Thrown Off the Sacred Mountain by Hera at the Beginning

Traveling through Greek mythology, Hephaestus became the newly-born son of the beautiful Queen Hera. No blessing, no divine feast. Because he was born ugly, the first gift he received was his mother's disgusted gaze and the long death of falling from the top of Olympus. Father Zeus sat high on the throne without even raising his eyelids. Just when the divine body is about to be shattered, the most powerful villain system awakens. Hephaestus rebuilt his divine body and gained a look that would make the gods jealous. He also controlled fire and destiny, and possessed forbidden skills that could forge all things and even divine power. But he was not in a hurry to go back for revenge. He hid his handsome appearance under the ashes, disguised his intact legs as disabled, and pressed overwhelming hatred into every gentle smile. The gods all said that Hephaestus was generous and kind and was the last conscience of Olympus, and the goddesses also loved him. It wasn't until one day that Zeus was locked on the throne by his most trusted thunderbolt and Hera's crown melted in the fire, and the gods finally saw The child who was thrown off the sacred mountain by them had already cast torture tools for each of the gods on the back of his fate, and the gods would eventually crawl at his feet.