"Psyche" never fell in love with any man.
She was summoned to ancient Greece by Apollo with the purpose of seducing Eros, the god of love, and then ruthlessly abandoning him and trampling on his sincerity.
Apollo claimed that this was to vent his anger on Daphne, who had turned into a laurel tree.
And Psyche pursues carpe diem,
——Conquering "the ancient Greek god of love" is exciting to think about.
The two hit it off immediately,
That night, Psyche was sent to the Temple of Love.
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Eros had known of Apollo's revenge.
He sent a princess chosen by the "oracle" to be the bride of his "monster", just to see the god in charge of love lose control of love.
Eros accepted her,
Even her betrayal was accepted.
——But I didn't expect that she was surprisingly smart and gentle.
He punished her, and she endured it quietly, showing weakness and begging for his mercy.
When Zeus made things difficult for him, she gave him advice.
She even went to the underworld for him,
——In order to get his love, she can go to hell.
Eros asked her what she wanted?
"Freedom," she said.
Eros was stunned: "I thought you would say that you want me."
Psyche didn't answer, turned around and left, but he grabbed her wrist tightly, and his golden bow buzzed behind him: "You should have known... The consequences of provoking the God of Love will be that you will never be able to escape my arrows forever."
Eros's voice was hoarse and trembled with depression: "You want freedom, and I will give it to you. But in your freedom, you must have me."
Purpose: Conquer "the ancient Greek god of love"
