Greek Mythology: Evolving From a Giant Lizard

How should I put it? None of the gods in the original Greek mythology died. Because these gods themselves represent the world. Gaia, the god of earth, is the earth, and Ouranos, the god of sky, is the sky. Ouranos is not dead, he is just hanging in the sky. Almost all gods in Greek mythology have descriptions of immortality and eternal life. For example, the immortal Prometheus looks towards the sea. The worst outcome for the gods in Greek mythology is to be imprisoned in the abyss. The less serious outcome is like Prometheus being imprisoned on a high mountain and being punished. And the original description is that Cronus was imprisoned, not killed. No "god" was ever killed in the original work. Of course only God cannot be killed.

Suddenly a burst of strong music sounded, a song I had never heard before, and four Ah Sans wearing very little cloth appeared.

Even if you don't want to test your strength with a tree, why don't you test it with a statue of a god in a mythical world...

Do you really like hodgepodge? The snake model must be transformed into a lizard and a Western dragon. See the power, whether it is wind, fire or darkness, hold it all.

This opposition between dragon nature and human nature is really superfluous. As I wrote before, even if I insist on adding this and removing it, it doesn't affect the plot at all. It feels weird and uncomfortable, as if the protagonist has been changed. The original one is more comfortable to watch.

The protagonist who defies fate, is immortal but crazy in the simulation, and brave enough to die in reality

Can Zeus beat Prince of Tennis? I saw a bunch of people in the comment area talking about Zeus, so I asked out of curiosity. Prince of Tennis has an omniscient and omnipotent setting that can defeat any version of Zeus.

Isn't the protagonist afraid of meeting Indians?

I suggest you collect all the Greek goddesses

Mei Mao Ya, the introduction says that she is the heroine, and then she takes the protagonist everywhere. Her attitude towards the protagonist always seems to be that the protagonist is inferior to him, and she feels that she is not equal to the protagonist at all. The protagonist is currently just a demigod. The protagonist has great potential, but it is only potential, not strength. It feels like the protagonist knows that he cannot die, and then he keeps wandering around.