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Books by 忒弥斯女神
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Hera of Greek Mythology 希腊神话之赫拉
What if Hera were no longer Hera, and a twist in the fate laid out for her changed the destiny of the gods? Let us wait and see! Fate is not set in stone. That is why unexpected turns are possible. Can Hera truly break free from the future already written for her? Strong female lead + ensemble cast + fantasy
1.1kReads8.1Score—Shelves
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Greek Mythology: Goddess of the Hearth 希腊神话：灶火女神
[The forgotten goddess of the hearth breaks free from the chains of “family”] Amid the clamor of the gods, Hestia is little more than a backdrop to the myths, her name synonymous with being “overlooked.” Born the eldest daughter of the gods, she is known for always yielding and stepping aside. She gives everything to guard the sacred hearth of “home,” yet no god has ever truly cared about the woman beneath the flames. She lives for her family, yet her family forgets her. She embodies [home],
86Reads—Score—Shelves
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Greek Mythology: Goddess of the Earth 希腊神话：大地女神
With Gaia’s birth, the gears of the gods’ fate begin to turn. How will Gaia perform in the drama woven by Chaos? How will Rhea struggle? How will Hera save herself? How will they face the fate laid out for them, and make their way through the Age of the Primordial Gods, the Age of the Titans, the Golden Age, the Silver Age, and the Bronze Age? Ensemble cast, goddesses, fan fiction, newcomer author, Greek mythology
6Reads—Score—Shelves
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Reborn as a Cat: My Elegant Lethality Is Off the Charts 重生为猫：我的优雅杀伤力爆表
In her previous life, she was a rich heiress who was brutally murdered. After being reborn, Pao Fu became a pure white Ragdoll cat worth a million. Before she could get used to her soft, squishy new body, the apocalypse arrived and the whole world changed! While everyone else fought tooth and nail over half a biscuit, the cat in Wen Wan's home had a different worry: “This grade of tuna is supposed to be top-tier?” When a horde of zombies surrounded the twenty-sixth floor and humans shoved each o
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