
Greek Mythology: Hera’s Silence
希腊神话之赫拉的沉默
Synopsis
50Chapters
1.8kFavorites
8.3Score
90Nutrient gifts
29.6kClicks per chapter
317Comments
In booklists 4
My Reading List
Mostly finished. I don't recommend novels I've only read halfway through. These are my personal ratings, out of ten.
55Books1Follows1yUpdated
Jewel-Grade Reads
A list of books I like
77Books1Follows
Greek Mythology
Some great completed Greek mythology fanfics.
10Books0Follows
Romance
Various romance novels
20Books0Follows
More by this author
Reader comments 43
Translated by Google Translate


























Zeus is a scumbag. If Hera had children with other people, he would be very angry. He didn't want to think about what Hera would feel like if he had so many children with other people. If his love is like this, I hope Hera will meet a god who will give her happiness, be clean, and give her that kind of god both physically and mentally. Zeus can't have it, he'll be disgusted by it just by looking at it
I read this article a long time ago. I was deeply impressed and liked it very much, but I didn't want to review it because I couldn't bear it. Women are so helpless, poor Hera. I have always felt that her marriage to Zeus was a compromise. When Zeus fell in love with her, she was doomed to be helpless. When he used her kindness and tenderness to get close to her and force her, he was wrong. Taking something by force was such a simple thing. He didn't need to care about what she would think. As long as he got her, it was enough. Zeus was undoubtedly a selfish and cruel guy. He had no responsibility for women other than Hera. And things have already happened, even if she once had a slight affection for him, the pair of filters he rescued from the darkness have been covered up. Things have already happened, she wants his rights and the status of his wife, Zeus agreed, he does love her, cuteness cannot restrain his romantic, he is still cruel, he can love many people at the same time. The most ridiculous thing is that Hera is actually the goddess in charge of marriage. Her marriage is a mess. Every time I see her going crazy over Zeus's romantic debts, I feel that she is so pathetic. When can I stop loving her and just let it go? The girls who were tortured are also very innocent and pitiful. In the background of that time, all women were shaped into accessories that depended on men, and they flocked to her. No matter what the outcome is, Hera is no longer the innocent little goddess she once was. Zeus's status is easy to change, and his nature is hard to change. A god like him shouldn't have a wife.
I really like this book written in large letters! The writing is also super good! The key is not to discredit Athena! I also really like Athena!
Emmm, am I the only one who thinks this ending is good, of course, although I cried from beginning to end. Hera was such a proud god, but for Zeus she was no longer what she once was. But in the end she finally lost her love and found her true self. Hera's pride does not come from the Queen of Heaven, she is Hera, so she is proud. My goddess finally chose to fulfill herself. Thanks to the author for letting me breathe out this depressed breath. At least here, my goddess is no longer disfigured by jealousy and unhappy marriage. She is still the proud and free god.
I was searching for Greek-themed novels this evening and came across this article. Zeus loved Hera, but his love was not deep enough and he was too arrogant. He could only watch Hera getting farther and farther away from him, and he couldn't save her by any means he could think of. And Hera also loved Zeus, and for him she changed from a noble queen to a pitiful, jealous and paranoid wife. They love each other but don't believe that the other person loves them. And Zeus's nature and mentality of only wanting to plunder and rob them made their dark beginning doomed their hopeless future and the tragedy of their marriage. I originally wanted to say love, but I felt that even though they loved each other and were together, there was never love between them, and there was never any tragedy. I watched Hera struggle and despair in this marriage until she was reborn from the ashes later, while Zeus was imprisoned in Olympus. And the fish can only stay in the water, watching the bird's retreating back, unable to do anything but praying in his heart that the other party will always remember him (Zeus)
Tonight I suddenly want to talk about Hera and Zeus. Let's talk about Zeus first. In my article, Zeus is a god who loves himself very much, is mean and selfish, unfeeling and cold. Do you think he loves Hera? Of course it was love, otherwise he would not have married Hera and shared power with her. But that love has limits, and it is absolutely impossible for him to give up his life and rights for love! If Hera had been pregnant with a child that could overthrow him, believe me, he would not have been soft-hearted. He knew that Hera didn't want to be with him, but it didn't matter, as long as he was willing to be with her, Hera's wishes didn't matter at all. He fell in love with many goddesses, but he didn't really understand love, but he didn't bother to understand it. Later, Hera left him and Hades asked him if he regretted it. He said he didn't regret it. That was true. He really didn't regret it! "Regret" does not exist in his life! Okay, let me talk about Hera. To be honest, by the end of writing, Hera has become complicated, and her love and marriage also have a hint of "conspiracy" in my writing. (I think few readers can understand the "Hera" I am talking about.) She may have once truly liked Zeus, but that relationship was definitely not important enough to make her lose herself. It was Zeus's act of seizing her that angered her, and at that moment there were seeds of "hate" in her heart. She never forgave Zeus for that matter! Love and hate intertwined in her heart, causing her pain, so she split herself, and Hecate was a part of her. She weakened herself and walked into the shadow of love in order to completely consume love and gain relief. The complete she has never truly fallen in love, only the weakened one can become deeply affectionate. (Why do I suddenly feel a little sympathy for Zeus... Forget it, he brought it upon himself and deserved to end up like that!) Perhaps, he and she had never loved each other deeply. That's fine, no one loves anyone deeply, so no one will look pitiful. Oh, why am I a little sad. Okay, that's all.
Hera actually hates herself, right?
I still want to see Ares and the Goddess of Beauty. If the chaos continues, I will split up 2333
The relationship between the Greek gods is really confusing. I always feel like they are like wild beasts and have a code of conduct. So disgusting
So cruel, Hera finally got rid of the scumbag and spread her flowers