The Medea arc is complete, and it's in great shape. Come give it a read~
Getting ready to start the next story about Myrrha, Adonis's mother. Stockpiling chapters like crazy!
Ai Ye transmigrated into the legendary world of Greek mythology.
The good news: She was a kingdom's princess, the darling of her family, a peerless genius, and a goddess's favorite.
The bad news: She was Medea.
A tragic romantic heroine who would turn against her own family for the one she loved, only to be cast aside like trash by that same lover.
Just imagining what kind of lovesick fool she might become in the future gave Ai Ye a chill.
A tragic fate is meant to be broken, isn't it?
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But then another question came up: Would helping just one woman make this trip through time worthwhile?
Circe, the witch of the divine age who could not win the love of the one she longed for
Medusa, the Gorgon who was forcibly transformed
Europa, Helen, Hera...
What would happen if all these women joined forces?
Theme: Learning what true love is
The heroine is still too kind. If it were me, I would probably be hit by Cupid's golden arrow, and then let the king's father kill the person I fell in love with in front of everyone, saying that I wanted his bones and blood to merge with me.
If I were Medea, in fact, at this point Jason can still turn the tables and obtain the Golden Fleece and be tortured. As long as Medea gives him the golden arrow stuck in the book and lets Jason stab the poisonous dragon, the poisonous dragon will no longer be an obstacle. Jason completes the task, but it is hard to say what the ending of the story will be like for a broken hero with evil beasts.
I want to read the story of Adonis's mother Mila. I feel she is so miserable. A princess was jealous of her beauty by the God of Beauty, and then made her fall in love with her father. She turned into a myrrh tree, gave birth to Adonis and died. Adonis was also loved by the God of Beauty and then was killed by the jealous Ares.
I want to read the story of Persephone, the goddess of spring, the story of Beauloea, the daughter of the goddess of beauty, and Hebe, the daughter of Hera, who was innocently deprived of her priesthood and forced to marry Hercules.
Is Erion Eros?
This Erion is the little god of love, maybe... The golden arrow should have been thrown back and hit it, oops.
Very nice!! Hey, I seem to be the first comment? Why has no one commented on such a beautiful book?? Alas, I just want to ask... Does the heroine have cp? It's really beautiful. But I still feel that there is no cp... Well, it can better express the... Thoughts that the author wants to express...? I've already recommended it to my friends~ Great cheers~!
When will Medusa open?
Clawpaw, isn't that Erion the merchant god Hermes?
Good looking, my type