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Books by 云墨无言

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  1. Transmigrating into Greek Mythology as a Salty Sea Goddess 穿越希腊神话之海洋咸水女神 Eastern Fantasy226k WordsCompleted Fu Na, a corporate wage slave from the twenty-first century, transmigrates to the world of Greek mythology because of a faulty computer and becomes Thalassa, a primordial sea goddess born from seawater, believed to be the embodiment of the sea. See how she thrives in this utterly shameless world of Greek mythology and Chaos. 275Reads—Score—Shelves
  2. Hypnos of Greek Mythology 希腊神话修普诺斯 Eastern Fantasy323k WordsCompleted Wang Nuosi accidentally transmigrates into the world of Greek mythology and becomes the child of Nyx, the goddess of night: Hypnos, god of sleep, born through Nyx’s asexual reproduction. Erebus, god of darkness, is hard to read, and Nyx pays him no attention. Thanatos, whose fate is much like his, is the same. Wait, maybe it’s not quite the same. This Greek mythology doesn’t seem to be what he imagined. Nyx doesn’t seem to treat him badly after all. Wang Nuosi thinks, now that I’ve become Hypnos 81Reads—Score—Shelves
  3. Greek Mythology Begins with a Vine 希腊神话从藤蔓开始 Eastern Fantasy696k WordsCompleted Sang Ning, a modern-day person, transmigrates to the shameless world of Chaos in Greek mythology. The story begins with him witnessing the Primordial God Chaos create the world, and then with Chaos turning him into a vine. Starting out as a god of plants, he goes on to join the ranks of the supreme gods and primordial deities. 37Reads—Score—Shelves
  4. Greek Mythology Begins with the Grapevine 希腊神话从葡萄树开始 Eastern Fantasy385k WordsOngoing After a storm swept Luoning up into a tornado, he woke to discover that he had become a grapevine. Gaia, goddess of the earth, watered him with a drop of the Earth’s essence, transforming him into a grapevine spirit. He became the guardian deity of the grapevine, and eventually rose further to become the God of Order. —Reads—Score—Shelves