I Am Ksitigarbha, I Live in Greece

The article and plot are too bland, and the first three golden chapters have no highlights, and are even too verbose; the beginning that determines whether it attracts people's attention is all used to write about psychological activities and reasons for time travel. To be honest, this is the first time I have seen this operation; it is like a brief summary of the prehistoric experience, but it seems to be grinding after writing too much; Listening turns into golden hair, and it suddenly loses the feeling of being different in the Greek world; Mental activities There are too many explanations in some places, like a running account; when you use Ksitigarbha to travel through it, you can see not only the conflict and exchange of Buddhist images and magical powers with the Greek gods and powers, but also the collision of different sparks between different systems (the World Honored Ksitigarbha sits on a high lotus platform with a bald head, wearing a cassock, reciting the Dharma; under the lotus platform, the gods sit down and take refuge in me, the Buddha; the boundless earth, the endless starry sky, all living beings are transcendent).

Just say that according to the growth rate of gods in Greek stories, it is abnormal for the protagonist to still be a baby so long after his birth.

I would like to ask the author and the bosses, the goddess of Aurora and Venus, what artifacts, powers, divinity, powers, please give me some pointers.