Question: What is it like to go against the gods?
Ganymede: Thanks for the invitation, I think it's very good. Also, I and my friends are not purely against the gods. There are also gods who are friendly with our Reform Alliance. What we are really fighting against is this era that imprisons the soul and thoughts.
Ganymede in the past was an extremely innocent little Trojan prince.
Because he was playing around with his friends, he was spotted by Zeus for no reason and was taken to the sacred mountain.
From then on, the painted ground became a prison.
He seems to be enjoying this, being gentle and submissive, careful to please, and even if he was almost killed just now, he won't feel any resentment at all.
However, deep down, he has never been truly tamed.
He had been waiting for an opportunity.
Finally, he returned from the future to the past, back to before everything began.
And a mighty reform for this world began.
Demining: The male protagonist was the God King Canary in his previous life. This period lasted for thousands of years, and he had some psychological problems. In this life, the protagonist initially disfigures himself.
Ps: Don't mess with the protagonist and the God King, please, please.
I would like to add again: I am a fan of the world view, and mythology is just the background. In fact, it doesn't matter much. It is half-empty. In the later period, it went in the direction of science fiction. It may look a bit dark to some gods. Please don't read it and don't scold me. The main purpose is to write a story about reforming the world. I just used mythology as the background. Don't scold me.
Intention: The power of revolution and technology is truly powerful. The red ideological fire will be passed down from generation to generation, which will eventually break the old world and allow everyone to truly stand up.