Lin En transmigrates to the age of ancient Greek mythology.
He has no System, no divine nature, and no so-called heaven-defying bloodline.
His only advantage is that he has read quite a few Greek myths.
So when he casually says that a certain child will one day kill his own father, he never imagines that the words will actually come true.
From then on, everything begins to spiral out of control.
A priest of Apollo searches for him. Athena asks how the war will end. Hades wants to know what the future holds for death. Even Zeus himself, on Mount Olympus, asks him:
“Tell me, prophet. Will I die in the future?”
But no one knows that Lin En can't see the future at all.
He just happens to have read their stories.
Worse still, with every time he interferes, the myths he knows so well begin to change, bit by bit.
When the story no longer unfolds as he remembers it, how can a false prophet face a fate that is truly unknown?
The writing is okay, and it does have a bit of Greek humor in it. As for whether AI is my business or not.
The subject matter is rarely the type that interests me, so let's just say AI. This subject matter can be written completely, and even the most innocent pretentious slap in the face will be read by people, except that the AI-generated dialogue needs to be revised. No one would keep separate sentences with short sentences interspersed, which is more troublesome than normal writing. Similarly, short sentences of AI also need to be condensed into long paragraphs, and if there are too many dialogues, they can be shortened. In short, this direction is completely possible, but you gave up, stopped updating, and became a eunuch, which is disappointing.
It's not bad. There are relatively few themes in it, so I don't expect any big progress.
Very interesting, prophetic philosophy
If you like this style of writing, give it a like
It's pretty good, but the words are a bit sparse. Now that I've read more than 50 chapters, there's nothing sinister about it.
No matter what, it's AI or not, it's free anyway, as long as you can watch it