In Greek mythology, 12 gods control the heaven and earth. Among them, Hadi, the king of Hades, controls the final destination of the dead - the legendary underworld. Except for Hades and other gods responsible for the operation of Hades, there are only undead souls and endless darkness. According to records in myths passed down to later generations, Pluto took a fancy to the beauty of Persephone, the daughter of Dimel, the earth goddess, and took her to Hades as his queen. Later, the great god Zeus forced Pluto to send Persephone back to the earth. However, are mythical stories true? Is there really only resentment between Persephone and Hades? The past that has disappeared in the long river of time for thousands of years has also been slowly forgotten. Now please follow the chapters of this book and walk into the dead legend little by little.
Because Pluto is the least described among the 12 Greek gods, and I was deeply influenced by "The Myth of the Constellation Palace" and always wanted to perfect the images of Hardy and Persephone in the myth, that's why this article was produced. And the protagonist of this article is Persephone. It uses Greek mythology as the background, but does not rely entirely on myths and legends. It uses wild imagination and rich plots to enrich the characters in the myth and create the legends you like. Therefore, if any friends think that my article is inconsistent with the original Greek mythology, please do not criticize it because I write about my favorite mythology. Also, this is my first time writing, so readers should not be too disappointed.