An ancient Greek fan, this article mainly coordinates and independently supplements Helen's story.
The original intention of writing this was probably to read about mythology and sigh, "Who asked Helen what she thought?"
Over the years, she has been given many identities, such as the primitive plant goddess worshiped in early Crete, the aristocratic beauty abducted in mythology, a woman opposed by later generations' doctrines, and so on. I personally think that they all depict her from a certain angle preferred by the viewer, and she has no subjectivity. I hope to describe her emotions and thoughts at every step and choice in her life.
There is absolutely no intention of stepping on past articles. There are also examples of modern and contemporary European and American novels that change the perspective and adapt the stories of Xishen characters, so I won't go into details here. I feel honored to share the same desire to try new things. I will try my best to write her story well enough to at least prevent myself from being disappointed in my decision to write this book.
Finally, ooc comes from me, please lightly spray, thank you ~
Intention: Find yourself, find freedom, abandon and escape