When Demeter became a gentle breeze and nourishing rain that blessed all things, no one paid her any mind.
Though she was a chief goddess, she was the least conspicuous deity on Olympus, summoned by the gods whenever they pleased and dismissed just as easily.
Until her daughter, Persephone, was tricked and went missing
The kind and benevolent goddess stained her hands with blood, slaying gods and demons.
She stormed the Underworld, crossed sacred mountains, and entered the abyss, finally finding Persephone, who had become another man's wife. Then her beloved daughter asked
Mother, why did you defy the will of the gods and separate me from my husband?
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After being reborn, Demeter finally saw the light
I must have been out of my mind to risk my divine status to save a daughter with Stockholm syndrome!
What kind of money-losing deal would make anyone cry just to hear about it?!
Isn't being single great?
After spending her previous life worrying herself sick over her missing daughter, Demeter decided to enjoy the pleasures of being a goddess!
There are so many gorgeous beauties on Olympus. Surely it isn't too much to ask for a few?
While stirring up trouble on Olympus, Demeter also goes around making waves in the mortal world.
She is the beloved, benevolent, noble, and untouchable Earth Mother, and also a bewitching temptress who pants and blushes in her lovers' arms...
Demeter: This must be the Happy Planet!
Zeus, King of the Gods / Helios, God of the Sun / Hades, God of the Underworld: Surely there's room for one more on the Happy Planet?
Demeter: Don't rush. Men who behave themselves go to the front. The rest, get lost.
#Single goddesses have all the fun, and every god falls at their feet#
[Reading Guide]
1. The main story is told in third person.
2. The male lead definitely won't be Zeus.
3. There isn't much information about Demeter, so I've made up a great deal of it. Orz. The story is loosely based on Greek Classical Myths by Gustav Schwab, Theogony by Hesiod, the Homeric Hymns, and the Homeric epics. Sorry in advance for the wild inventions!
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Coming soon: Now It's Your Turn to Kneel and Call Me Daddy [Greek Mythology]
Before the magnificent Parthenon, Medusa once swore to dedicate her life to Minerva, goddess of wisdom.
But Minerva abandoned her most faithful follower.
The sea god Neptune committed all manner of crimes against Medusa, but the goddess she worshipped condemned her for her disloyalty and punished her.
Medusa became a snake-haired monster whom everyone despised.
At the moment her head was severed, she was reborn, consumed by boundless hatred.
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Medusa discovered that the world had changed, yet somehow remained the same.
The gods all had the same faces, but went by names she didn't recognize.
Neptune, who had forced himself on her, was now called Poseidon. He was passionately in love with her, but could only pine for her from afar.
Minerva, who had abandoned her, was now called Athena. She feared Medusa, yet could do nothing about her.
Medusa had gone from being a human servant of the gods to the daughter of Typhon, the ancestor of all monsters.
Ladon, the hundred-headed dragon, was her older brother, towering and mighty, yet willing to bow all one hundred of his enormous heads to make her happy.
Cerberus, the three-headed hound of the Underworld, was her younger brother, fierce and terrifying, but would happily roll over if she scratched his ears.
Scylla, the sea monster, was her older sister, a seductive beauty who toyed with people's hearts, yet doted on Medusa.
Medusa: Hypocritical gods, now it's your turn to kneel and call me Daddy!
[Reading Guide]
1. The heroine is a gorgeous, unhinged beauty.
2. A pitiful Medusa from Roman Mythology is reborn in the world of Greek Mythology.
3. Minerva and Neptune are portrayed negatively. (Please be gentle, fans of Roman Mythology. I'm already on my knees apologizing!)
4. Medusa being Typhon's daughter is made up. I just thought Typhon was more famous and imposing, since he's the ancestor of all monsters who nearly brought Zeus down. The more widely accepted version is that Medusa was the daughter of Phorcys and Ceto. (Please be gentle!!)
Theme: If you meekly endure everything, you'll lose it all. Fight back, and you can have it all.
On the Naihe Bridge, a girl had already drank ten bowls of Meng Po soup. Meng Po saw her and stopped her, saying: "That's enough. Stop drinking. What can't you forget?" The boy replied dully: Why hasn't Aci been updated yet? Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Apart from those goddesses, the only pure one in Greek mythology is Hades. Hades is simply the moral ceiling of the Greek gods.
Damn, when will it be updated? So beautiful
You really don't have a long memory. What's the use of flirting with someone? You want benefits, and real benefits are real.
It's already 2023, isn't my wife coming back yet (*?????)
Jump into the pit without hesitation (?;;`)
Helios had countless children. Serving in the Sun Temple, the gods related to the light and time of the sun are all his children, and there are also many demigod children. He is a big stallion that is even better than Zeus.
Please, come back really quickly!
I remember there seems to be a short story in Greek mythology about the son of Helios and his sun chariot.
What did this kid do in his last life? Why did he feel hatred for a brief moment at first, and then it was gone? Shouldn't it be shattered into ashes?
On the Naihe Bridge, a girl had already drank ten bowls of Meng Po soup. Meng Po saw her and stopped her, saying: "That's enough. Stop drinking. What can't you forget?" The boy replied dully: Why hasn't Aci been updated yet? Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Apart from those goddesses, the only pure one in Greek mythology is Hades. Hades is simply the moral ceiling of the Greek gods.
Damn, when will it be updated? So beautiful
You really don't have a long memory. What's the use of flirting with someone? You want benefits, and real benefits are real.
It's already 2023, isn't my wife coming back yet (*?????)
Jump into the pit without hesitation (?;;`)
Helios had countless children. Serving in the Sun Temple, the gods related to the light and time of the sun are all his children, and there are also many demigod children. He is a big stallion that is even better than Zeus.
Please, come back really quickly!
I remember there seems to be a short story in Greek mythology about the son of Helios and his sun chariot.
What did this kid do in his last life? Why did he feel hatred for a brief moment at first, and then it was gone? Shouldn't it be shattered into ashes?