Only the first one fully meets the requirements. The label says there are two male protagonists, but it doesn't say whether they are the main attacker or the main sufferer. The male protagonist from the main point of view is a sexually-transformed Ocean 2 god, who is probably the cousin of Zeus. (Please don't worry about whether they are cousins or cousins. After all, the 12 Titans are all brothers and sisters.) Although the second and third books are made up, they also meet the label of dual male protagonists.
I recommend a new book, a male channel about urban supernatural powers. In modern society, you can act as an agent for gods, copy divine power, and join a state secret agency to fight against gods. It focuses on settings related to Greek and Roman mythology, and the legends of various gods and heroes are relatively orthodox.
Traveling through the slave world, he accidentally became the master of Spartacus. He accidentally became the emperor, accidentally married David's mother, and stole Caesar's wife Cleopatra. [OK]
Dressed as an Ancient Egyptian Priest, the Cat He Raised Was Actually a Pharaoh
252Reads—Score—Shelves
He Entered a Wealthy Family by Mistake
8.1kReads9.5Score932Shelves
When the Magic Stick Has a Big Star Boyfriend
21.6kReads9.5Score4.5kShelves
One-Day Appointment with the Knight of God
1.1kReads8.4Score140Shelves
The Gentle Pharaoh Beloved the Priest Queen
62Reads5.8Score—Shelves
I, Antriton, Am on the Edge of the Law of Procreation.
2Reads5.8Score—Shelves
Beginning as a Slave Owner and Traveling Through the Heavens
—Reads5.8Score—Shelves
Variety Film and Television: Mother's Uncle
362Reads5.8Score—Shelves
Greek Mythology: Goddess of Civilization
129Reads5.8Score—Shelves