Saruowen blinked, then stared at the paperwork on the desk. Under the gaze of the subordinates belonging to this body, he fell into deep thought.
Given what he knew, there were three things to note:
One: He'd transmigrated into Hades, god of the underworld in Greek mythology.
Two: He was an idiot. He couldn't understand a single character in the paperwork, and didn't recognize a single one of his subordinates.
Three: He'd been silent for so long that the brown, curly-haired boy with gray wings was already looking at him suspiciously!
Saruowen: ...6
Once the danger had passed, Saruowen felt safe again. He looked at the mountain of paperwork on the desk, closed his eyes, and began to chant: There's no way I'm changing paperwork. A person shouldn't have to look at paperwork in their entire life. Just do artsy stuff and enjoy the gossip instead.
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Hades, the last good conscience of Greek mythology and the king of overachievers, felt that something had been strange lately.
One moment, he was bent over his desk, diligently working through a stack of documents higher than Mount Olympus. The next, he was in Elysium, sitting before an easel with a paintbrush in hand. Apparently, he was painting a portrait for a ghost who wanted to know what they looked like now?
Hades: ???
Finally, after his own body went to talk to Orpheus about music again, he couldn't hold back any longer.
With anger and irritation, he questioned the unfamiliar yet familiar consciousness in his mind: "Do you ever do any work?"
You're wasting my time sorting through documents to indulge in frivolous pursuits! Why don't you get out of my body?!
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An artsy young man who loves gossip x a workaholic who's been on the clock 24/7 for years
1. My take on Greek mythology. The timeline is a huge mashup. Any bugs are because the author is ignorant, and all characters may be OOC.
2. Hades CP. Two souls in one body. The protagonist gets his own body later.
3. Before transmigrating, the protagonist was blind, so he couldn't read and didn't recognize any characters.
3. 2025.2.19 (edited)
Check out my author page for my next work, [Honkai: Star Rail] Who Are You Calling an Emanator of the Xianzhou?!
The stories of the Xianzhou personifications and their troublesome sons and daughters.
As the title suggests.
Thousands of years later, a round-faced chicken wearing a top hat held a microphone and asked:
"Xianzhou, what has been your biggest problem over these past few thousand years?"
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Was it somehow transmigrating into a rock spirit, only to be tricked by some old geezer into becoming an engine for the Xianzhou?
Yaoqing: I have no idea. That old man said I'd get to explore the stars and play some 7+ coloring game, so I went along with it.
Was it getting inexplicably pulled out again and again to fight all kinds of random things?
Zhuming/Yuque: A doctor can't treat themself, and research should be self-directed. Do you have a problem with me dissecting myself?
Was it being inexplicably turned into a flowerpot by a god who went around sowing "love and peace"?
Luofu: Wasn't that thing an energy pack dropped from the sky?
The Xianzhou ships, who had wandered eight hundred miles off topic, and the round-faced chicken stared at each other before sharing an awkward smile.
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In the end, as the leader of the Xianzhou, Luofu took on the responsibility and smiled politely. "Ah, our biggest problem is explaining to those idiots that we're not living Xianzhou ships."
When they're aboard the Xianzhou, they can't even get close to The Plagues Author, after all-
To those over there who follow "The Elation": Who started the rumor that we're the children of "The Hunt" and "The Abundance"?! The Reignbow Arbiter was raised by us! Now that's an Abomination of Abundance, drag them away!
To those over there who follow "Remembrance": Is it so hard to understand that the Xianzhou could become sentient over a few thousand years? It has absolutely nothing to do with you and "Remembrance"!
Oh, and to those over there who follow "Erudition": Settle the research fees first. We've been doing our best to stay alive. Surely you can put us to work for free for three hundred years first?!
Theme: When faced with an unjust fate, one should choose to fight back
I think this poet's irreverent setting is a bit too much. It is good to have such courage in the age of belief in God, but the poets created by current articles give people a feeling of being unreasonable. From the previous incident of the Queen of Hades rescuing him, Narcissus's lover's request has indeed solved the curse, and the rescued person also proposed that he want to reunite with his lover in the underworld. As a non-participant, the poet did not pursue the god who was the culprit of the curse, but instead grabbed the protagonist who broke the curse and ridiculed it. Excluding the conflict in the identities of humans and gods, from a practical point of view, when someone comes to help your friend, the ending is also chosen by the friend. The poet here puts a value on the blame for saving people. Is that repaying kindness with hatred, ingratitude, and picking on the weak? Is this what a normal person with moral values can do? This is just because the protagonist has a good temper and doesn't argue with him. If it were a real Greek god, would he be able to dance here? Godless men, sages of mankind, pioneers, so many good examples and facts. I have also written about other ungodly researchers in Hades before. Why is this poet so obsessed with it...
I feel very happy to leave in my sleep, not to mention that I can still see my lover after waking up. This should be the best ending.
But the lady has not yet said how Hegmon took over the weaving of fate...
Finished so quickly! I feel like there are a lot of plots that haven't been told yet, so I'm looking forward to the extra episode 🤩
They are all Riddlers (gods) wow
Overcoming the influence of Persephone's fate
The plot is very complete, it's a great novel, but it's a pity that there are no extras
What about extras? Can you still see it?
OK, the tie is finished!