Gods are immortal.
Hera, queen of the gods, could take it no longer and rebelled against her husband for the second time.
She closed her eyes, then opened them. Well, would you look at that, she still hadn't died!
The freshly crowned, dashing young king of the gods, Zeus, blinked at her. "Hera, marry me."
This time, Hera's answer was:
"All right."
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※ This follows the worldview of mythology!!! Do not apply modern ideas to it!!!
※ This is told from Hera's point of view, so it includes her subjective likes and dislikes. Please don't take it as an objective account of the mythological figures.
※ Zeus is undeniably a womanizing scumbag. Proceed with caution if that's a trigger for you.
※ There are many versions of Greek mythology, and I've read quite a few, so please don't nitpick the details.
※ This is a short story written for practice. I write out of love, and writing isn't easy. Favorites and comments are encouragement and motivation.
After this, I'll start a story about my first love, Ais. I've been sitting on the draft for ages, and it'll be finished soon. First, I'll continue the Jerome story next door _(:з"∠)_ If you have similar tastes, go ahead and add it to your favorites
Next door: Insanity and Foolishness Don't Mix, featuring a possessive, lovesick redhead x a gentle, resilient simpleton.
Preface
The madman has no heart, the fool has feelings.
And so,
madness and foolishness don't mix!
Afterword
The madman has feelings, and the fool immediately clasps his hands and says:
I'm out of here!
Theme: Marriage doesn't protect love, so you might as well get the best deal you can.
Why not give the heroine a CP who loves her wholeheartedly? And the revenge against the scumbag is not painful at all, it's so disgusting.
The author is writing a sadistic story, and I can taste some sweetness in my tears. Although the writing style has some shortcomings, I quite like it. After reading it, I felt that it was still unfinished, and I also had mixed emotions, including satisfaction and relief, but also sadness and regret that it was not complete. Maybe imperfection itself is a kind of perfection.
Oh, I really like the goddess of youth My heart hurts so much I always feel that youth will not fall in love with anyone Because it's youth, so it's really heartbreaking to think that Hebe likes Hercules in the setting. Isn't it good for a beautiful girl to be beautiful alone?
Although it is BE, Hera has gained eternal liberation, so it can be considered HE.
Hebe's status in the original work is really low. His only role on Mount Olympus is to serve as a drinker. This position was later given to his male lover by Zeus.
Hera finally gained eternal peace. Love? Loved; was it cruel? Did she hate it too? But she also learned to let go and forced herself to accept it, so she was fearless from now on.
Hebe, who was supposed to grow up under the care of his parents and gods, was sent away before he could see his father?
Hera: Don't disturb my sleep (angry
Congratulations on the ending!! Although I was sad to watch it, the ending was quite enjoyable. I've been curious about Hera's decision since I started writing. I guessed half of it right, but I didn't guess the other half. Congratulations to the Queen of Gods in this life for accomplishing what she couldn't do in her previous life. Although I felt distressed because of Jas's abuse earlier, I also felt angry and worthless for her. Fortunately, Hera's world did not revolve around him in the end. Although in some respects, she had to sacrifice most of her life to win this glory. But she was able to experience the beauty of the world in person, and it ended without regrets. Her mood changed from heavy to slow. Slow turns to lightness, Jas, who told you not to cherish it? Hera has really given too many opportunities, but he still loves power above all else. Yu Hua Cong is also for the goddesses to give birth to children for him to solidify his status. At the end, I just feel that Jas still loves power more than Hera. He really does not deserve love. Sister Hera has not considered it at the end. It would be better to chop off some indescribable part with one more knife. This way the ending will be perfect (dangerous speech) I like Madam's kind of story that occasionally mentions supporting characters but does not describe too much of the plot. It goes all the way to the main line. It is very comfortable to read and does not feel like you are holding back. Regardless of whether Madam writes extras or not (little readers secretly hope for it, haha), this is a very good Hurray. It is really great to find Madam's article when I really want to read Hurray.
Phew, now that things have happened, I can only say that it is well done. I have never seen such a promiscuous person in any mythological system, especially when my own wife manages the marriage (funny)