Greek Mythology: The Benevolent Father and Filial Son

My first impression of Greek mythology was that it was a myth of incest. 😅

The protagonist's temporary form, or ice and snow clone, is due to the influence of the divine power of the Ice and Snow God. 🤓

Is the author female or gay? Would a normal author really depict the male protagonist like this? I know Greek mythology has complicated relationships, but it's not as complicated as male gods being raped, right?

Greek mythology is just a messy history of sex.

To be honest, writing purely based on Greek mythology is very difficult. In the early stages, the protagonist's strength must be increased rapidly, otherwise they won't be able to handle the Greek gods who constantly threaten to destroy the world or who are overpowered and lock up men.

Gods

The author is so handsome! Ahhh! Especially the six-pack abs on his waist and the two on top, and his skin is so white! I'm so envious. I wish I were that white too! Author, please post more photos and I'll give you my votes!

In Greek mythology, who wasn't a member of Zeus's family? What's so great about that background?

After dozens of chapters of planning, one divine position after another, the sun and celestial fire falling to earth, the protagonist freezing the world with the power of ice and snow, only to find himself with the lowest level of weak divine power after saving the world! I'm speechless. Is the author trying to create tension for the sake of tension? Does he think readers find his book too comfortable and frustrating?

Here's a joke: regarding his savior's achievement, the original text says, "He ascended to heaven in one step, directly becoming a god at the peak of minor divine power, just a hair's breadth away from breaking through to minor divine power." How about adding a peak Divine Power, half-step to Great Perfection?