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Let's play a game 1. You are dead, you are a. Normal death [Jump to 2] b. Obsessive [jump to 3] c. Feeling resentful [jump to 4] 2. Your life is a. Made great achievements and changed mankind [Jump to 5] b. An ordinary person [Jump to 6] c. Committed a crime [Jump to 7] 3. You become a wandering soul, and you meet a "person" who asks "Are you willing to become a 'sin convict'?" You answer a. Willing [jump to 8] b. If you don't want to, you continue to wander in the world, and you have forgotten your original intention [Jump to 4] 4. You have become a sinful soul [Because the author didn't edit it well, it went back to 1] [Ending ①] 5. Because of your contribution, you went to heaven [Ending ②] 6. You are reincarnated and go to the world as a new person a. One day you find that there is another "person" in your mind [Jump to 9] b. You have lived an ordinary life [Jump to 1] 7. After the trial, you were sent to hell to accept the punishment you received [You have served your sentence, jump to 6] 8. You become the "convict" [Return to 1 because the author didn't edit it well] [Ending ③] 9. Then open this book [To be continued]

You can watch it even if you don't have a foundation in Greek mythology. In fact, I think it might be better if you don't have a foundation in Greek mythology. After all, many of the differences from mythology in the early stages are foreshadowing. The previous chapters are the standard plot of establishing the protagonist and the protagonist group (after all, I just started writing at that time). The plot of Chapter 103 of the second volume begins to take shape, although you may not be able to see it there. [Original book title: "Counterattack: I am a late bloomer in the world of Greek mythology"]