Ishna didn't know where to go - now, she was the great goddess worshiped by the Sumerians, the daughter of the moon god.
Maybe she should try to gain faith and worship from humans, or maybe she must supplement the authority in her own myth - to avoid the day when her father's faith comes to an end, and she also declines with it?
But why?
The story of what happened after the soul of a modern man took over the body of the goddess Inanna.
The male protagonist is Set in Egyptian mythology, and the female protagonist is Inanna/Ishtar/Anat. For convenience, the title in the text will always be "Inanna".
A story about the upgrade of the heroine and the infrastructure farmer. The author is not a mythological fundamentalist. Many things were made up on the spot, so just treat it as entertainment. ε(*?ω?)_/?:?☆
The main range of the heroine's activities is Egypt and Mesopotamia, then Greece, Slavic, Northern Europe, and maybe a trip to India.
Purpose: Explore the trend of human history and the destiny of mankind under the trend of the times