She is Cleopatra, a mortal girl who can hear the whispers of the wind. She was predicted by the oracle to be "the key to subverting the divine power" and stepped into the vortex of disputes in Olympus.
He is Aeolus, the wind god in charge of storms and stars. He has been isolated by the gods for thousands of years. He saw the fragments of his lost soul in her and imprisoned her on the floating island in a paranoid manner, but he personally calmed the storm when she cried.
The gentle calculations of the sun god Apollo, the vicious frame-up of the queen Hera, the love and hatred of the moon god Selene... The desires and fate of the gods are all boiling because of her.
When the free will of mortals collides with the iron law of divine authority, when the paranoia of the Storm Lord meets the sobriety of the Muse, this love-hate entanglement spanning mortals and gods will eventually tear apart the hypocritical order of Olympus.
[Ancient Greek Mythology·Paranoid Wind God·Sober Muse·Entanglement of Love and Hate·Confrontation of Theocratic Power]
Purpose: Using ancient Greek mythology as the background, it explores the confrontation between free will and fate, depicts self-salvation in paranoid love, conveys the courage that "mortals can also declare war on gods", integrates Eastern romance and Western epic sense, and shows the ultimate emotion that transcends race and identity.