Tales from Greek Mythology

In ancient Greek philosophy and mythology, Zeus is an unquestionable, great and absolute god. Simply put, he is the only god in polytheism. Orphic Mystery, Hesiod's Theogony and Homer's Epic, the three most important Greek mythological systems all describe Zeus to the same degree: Zeus is the supreme god. Some people may call "Cronos" - but Cronus actually has a well-known alias "Hercules" In the Orphic prayer song: Prayer Song No. 12: | Burning agarwood | Hercules Heracles, fearless heart, brave Titan, Your hands are like iron, invincible, heroic battles are more glorious, You have countless incarnations, [Father of Time], eternal prosperity! The father of time is a unique attribute. There are twelve months in a year = conquering and completing twelve great deeds. The initial fire that Chronos threw himself into after exhaustion also coincides with Heracles being burned to death by fire, so the two are combined here. Orpheism used this awkward way to completely complete "Cronos is Heracles". In other words, Esoteric Zeus: Chronos, I am your father. By the way, since it is the Esoteric Cult, I have to mention Phanes here. Although his number of words in Baidu Encyclopedia is pitiful, he is the supreme god in the Esoteric Cult. However, this does not violate Zeus's invincible status at all. The mysterious idea of ​​Orpheus: We worship Phanes and Dionysus as the past and future kings of gods, but we want to worship Zeus even more - then just treat them and Zeus as the same god! Phanes was swallowed by Zeus = Zeus is Phanes, creation was destroyed and re-created by Zeus, the circle is complete! Orpheus Believers: God Zeus is really condescending to worship us like this. Compared to the most abstract esoteric religions, Hesiod's system most often mentions that Zeus is almighty. The common saying "Zeus will be overthrown by the son of Metis" comes from Hesiod. But who is Hesiod? He is one of the top leaders of the Zeus fancier group (Hesiod: I have only favored Zeus since I was born). His purpose in writing this myth is very simple. Just look at the comparison between Zeus and Cronus. In the Hesiodian writings, Zeus is an omnipotent, [transcendent and in charge of destiny] existence. In "Theogony" the fairies serve the altar of Almighty Zeus. In "Labor and Time", Zeus is portrayed as supreme justice and omniscient. In "Theogony", when Cronus was warned by Uranus and Gaia that he would be overthrown by his son, there was the following sentence: [This is the will of the great Zeus] Zeus began to arrange the fate of his father before he was born. While Cronus was overthrown, Zeus was not only in peace for a long time, but even gradually moved towards YHVH in the evolution of mythology, because Hesiod had no idea of ​​​​writing it down at all: Zeus can transcend fate if he is Metometis, but Cronus cannot. Actually, Cronus is just used as a stepping stone. Homer's epic poem did not have these bells and whistles, but just said one sentence: Zeus manages the fate of all mortals and hangs all gods and goddesses with one hand In the eighth volume, Zeus directly warned the gods: You hang a golden rope from the sky, Then you, all the gods and goddesses, grab this rope, However, even if you try your best, you can't drag me from the sky to the ground. If I were willing to lift it up, not only you, but also the earth and the sea, then tie the golden rope to the corner of Olympus and let you swing back and forth in mid-air. I am so powerful, far more powerful than gods and mortals. [Of course Zeus is not bragging about himself, he is just stating the facts. Now I invite Athena]: Son of Cronus, the great god, the supreme god, we are very aware of your powerful power. Athena: Great God, please take away your magical powers! The strongest Zeus is the version of "The Library", which was in the first century AD. Of course, Zeus is still the strongest, but not to the point of being "completely unbeatable" - Typhon can take advantage of very few of Zeus. In "Theogony", Zeus directly killed Typhon indiscriminately

Alas, I didn't want to read it anymore after seeing it. It was still broken. Even before I got to the paid chapter, the pace was too big and it was boring. 20,000 coins were still wasted. The situation is too big. The epic story of humans and gods has not yet been finished. It has already reached thousands of planes. You can't suddenly become the top protagonist and become invincible in a single world, let alone just because you can't find an opponent, so you can't forcefully create a final boss that reincarnates in hundreds of worlds, right? If the ultimate enemy is fate, the world itself is easy to understand. If you just classify this world into the vulnerable group, you have skipped too much.

Brother, are you completely screwed up? Will you update it the day after it goes on sale?

The author writes history too strongly, and history cannot compare to the end of all things. Fire should be transformed into the fire of civilization, and the fire should be passed on from generation to generation, creating a small world, creating Chinese civilization, and taking control of civilization. Isn't civilization stronger than history? History is but a small part of civilization.

By the way, if the protagonist determines human relations, will he be beaten to death?

Greek gods, the most arbitrary of the gods. To be honest, from a human point of view, being exposed to such a god system is really bad luck for eight lifetimes, and it will not be peaceful even in death. But from a god's perspective, becoming a Greek god is the most enjoyable.

Sure enough, the end of the universe is the system, and the truth of the universe is the system

After Death, it's been a rare Greek mythology book that I've read in recent years.

The author also writes about Greek themes, and apart from the two masterpieces that year, which included a single chapter, this book is the pinnacle of this genre. Of course it doesn't suck. The author, if you intend to write a book, I suggest you not write about Greek themes, because it is difficult to surpass it. Author, if your next book is about Indian mythology, I will definitely read it from beginning to end and never give up.

Let's all scatter. Ninety-percent of those who started writing Greek have gone out of business, and there are only a few who start well and finish well, which is a waste of readers' enthusiasm.