I Became the Queen of the Underworld, and I’m Loving It [Greek Mythology]

This is a story about taking someone by force and then desperately pursuing your wife after she leaves. If that is not your cup of tea, please read with caution. Chapters 33 and 34 have been temporarily posted in the author's completed works section, under "Extras for Transmigrated Queen of the Underworld." Nearly ten thousand words, free to read! My name is Persephone. My father is the king of all the gods and lord of thunder. My mother is one of the Twelve Olympians, the goddess of agriculture who carries a golden sickle. And my husband... Well, I don't have a husband. Qin Yiyi, a typical corporate drone, was on a business trip when her plane crashed. Then she transmigrated to the age of the gods, into the body of Persephone, goddess of seeds. The one silver lining was that she'd at least watched The Star of Olympus and Saint Seiya, so she knew a little about the gods and their domains. In mythology, the owner of this body did little besides get abducted, attract the attentions of mortals, and compete with the god of love over cute younger men, even trampling her rivals into the dirt... As a woman of the modern age, Qin Yiyi wanted no part of it. She wouldn't marry Hades or go to that gloomy underworld. She would stop all of it from happening! She would be an independent goddess! She did everything she could to prevent trouble before it started, but she never expected to fall for Hades the moment she saw him. Cupid's arrow pierced her heart. (Metaphorically.) Reader's Guide: 1. The story begins mostly in the heroine's first-person perspective, then switches back to third person. It starts out a little slow. 2. The transmigrated heroine and Persephone are not entirely separate individuals. I won't spoil the rest for now~ 3. There are a few domineering CEO tropes early on, and the heroine may feel a little aggrieved. Later, it's all sweetness and affection. The hero has almost no experience with romance, so some of his early lines may sound a little blunt. 4. This is a partially fictionalized setting. Zeus, Hades, Poseidon, and the others are not siblings here. 5. No matter how many times we are reborn, I will be by your side. No matter how unfortunate each of your lives may be, I will always be the one who does everything in my power to protect you. Break the chains of the cycle, and you will eventually return to the world where it all began. Let us fall in love all over again... 6. This is not a story about a strong, invincible heroine. Theme: Dare to fight against fate