Greek Mythology: Master of the Abyss

They are all boasting that Zeus is invincible, and I can't stand it anymore. Zeus is only the god of thunder and lightning, and with the status of a god-king, the first generation has the status of a god-king as well as the second generation. It's just that he gave birth to more demigods, and few of them became famous. God's children are not as good as the first generation. After all, the first generation still has a patriarchal priesthood that is not stronger than Zeus. They also boast that Zeus is invincible. The kings of Greece are all said to be the sons of gods. It's just a matter of ruling, but Zeus is more famous. He is the god-king in Greek mythology, so everyone should be his son and descendant. In essence, he is just the god of thunder and lightning, a kind of weather. Secondly, Zeus is said to rule with invincible faith. No matter how high the faith is, its essence is not high. The gods in Greek mythology are all natural phenomena and people's imagination. Does thunder and lightning have the same height as the sky, the earth, and the ocean? No matter how high the foundation is, the faith is useless. Myths are all written by people, but Greek mythology is too confusing. Come on, author, it looks okay now, wait until Zeus becomes invincible in the future

To give the author some ideas, the gods of Olympus are simply the personification of natural phenomena or concepts. You can't kill this phenomenon or concept, but you can't kill God! But the problem lies precisely in this personification. The fact that God cannot be killed does not mean that the personification of God cannot be killed. Just beat him to death and make the other person return to his origin like the god of lust. Even if the origin is re-personified later, do you think the other person will still be the same god as before? Maybe the former male god will reappear as a goddess!!!! (To put it bluntly, it means asking the other party to re-create and become a god again 😁) Even if the reborn god remembers this, it will definitely have an impact. If the memory is lost, then one time is not enough! It's okay to beat the other party to the point of complete amnesia! If this doesn't work, then do what the friend said before, imprison him and then continue to divide the other party's divine power, cut off the other party's potential, and in the process, continue to wear down the other party's divine power. In this way, if no one saves him, he should have no strength or potential.

Go back and read ancient Greek mythology carefully before writing... Your introduction is suitable for beginners, but it is not suitable for the world view of ancient Greek mythology. Even the almighty Zeus can't transform the world of Chaos into his own utopia, so don't even think about it. Secondly, ancient Greece pays attention to a predetermined destiny.

Tartarus itself is the abyss. There is no need to use the godhead of destruction or devouring. The five original gods of Greece focus more on purity. For example, Gaia's companion artifact, the Aquarius of Life, is supposed to be the god of life, but she has always appeared in the world as the goddess of the earth and has not retained any other godhead derived from the earth such as plants. The Knicks even split into three-phase gods to inherit their fate. Among the original gods, except Gaia who often appears in the world, the others are more like chess players or silently watching the world.

It's so outrageous, how come Zeus is invincible? Let me share my opinion Some people in the previous posts said that believers worship Zeus, so will Zeus be the strongest? Let's talk about myths in connection with reality. In Greece, which city-state believes in Zeus? No. Yes, no city-state believes in Zeus alone. Athens, the strongest city-state in the early stage of Greece, believed in Athena, while Sparta, the strongest city-state in the later stage, believed in Ares. Where does the belief in Zeus exist? There can be two explanations. The worship of the main gods of each city-state preceded the worship of Zeus. In other words, the religious forces of the Greek city-states jointly fabricated the god-king above the main gods in order to unite. Second, the worship of Zeus derived from the worship of various main gods. Before the formation of each city-state faction, a worship system of gods around Zeus was born. Finally, after the formation of the city-state, each city-state chose the main god it worshiped. And Zeus is only a common belief among Greek city-states. Although I prefer the latter, no matter which explanation we believe or you have your own explanation, you have to admit: Zeus is the highest-status god and the weakest god in reality. He did not believe in his own city-state, but merely served as a symbol of the Greek worship of the main gods that was stitched together. They are actually the same as Gaia, the Earth Mother, Heavenly Father, Abyss, and Cronus. If someone supports you, you will be praised very strongly. So if you really have to conclude that Zeus is the strongest through the various deeds of Zeus by the literati in Greek culture, you might as well say that Athena and Ares are the strongest, after all, other city-states can fight. Then how should we evaluate combat power? Let me first evaluate the gods of the same generation. Athena is stronger than Ares (I personally believe that the Greek mythology we are talking about is the Athenian version rather than the Spartan version) and is stronger than other gods of the same generation and younger generations. This evaluation is based on the strength of the city-state at the time. The main god of a strong city-state is strong, and it is nobler in the Zeus pantheon. After seeing this sentence, I think you will understand why I doubt that Zeus is invincible, because Zeus and all the gods before him do not have their own city-states, and you cannot infer their strength based on the strength of the city-states. Therefore, you can only complete the delineation of the strength of the gods through the research of the gods. To research the divine system, you need to clarify the two core elements of Greek mythology and even the entire cultural system. One is anthropomorphism, which means that humans and gods have similar characteristics. The second is resistance to fate and irresistibility of fate. You can read it yourself. This is something I do not have the ability or time to fully explain to you. Now let's talk about who is the strongest among the gods. Destiny, Greek mythology is very confusing about who controls destiny. I have never had a good answer. Is this irresistible fate that runs through Greek culture the incarnation of the goddess or Chaos himself? Personally, I prefer Chaos, but there is no basis for this, and it doesn't count even if I say it. All we can say is that no matter who it is, it must not be Zeus. Many ancient priests have done this kind of thing. Sometimes they add another god to increase the number of sacrifices to gods and want to make more money. The king wants to sacrifice to the gods to stop natural disasters but there is no corresponding god, so he adds another god of disaster. What to do if he wants to gain more status in politics? You can try filling in another god. What if a new family becomes the ancestor of the king but is not a powerful god? You can try to change the divine system. Myth and history are never far away. Zeus and the previous divine kings may only exist to reflect the changes in power of rulers in the human world. Gods and humans are alike. If mortal rulers cannot live forever, neither can gods. If mortal rulers are still strong and prosperous, making people feel that their rule can last forever, the enshrined Zeus can boast that I have defeated fate. But in fact, the tone of the myth has never changed, and destiny is unchangeable and supreme. Just like the author of this book, he wants God to be as strong as he wants. The gossip in our discussion area is destined to be just a chat, just like the priests used myths to summarize, criticize, sublimate and predict history, but history never changes its direction.

The four earliest gods recorded in the "Theogony" were Khaosgaia, Tartarus, and Eros. Then Chaos gave birth to two children: Erebus and Nyx. If we use the popular Chinese version, Chaos, Gaia, Tartarus, and Eros are the gods of a generation. Erebus and Nyx are the second generation gods, and they are the only children of Chaos. First of all, the name of the five creation gods in village regulations is extremely loose. What do these five have in common? Early? Then why is the earlier Khaos not included? Creation? What does Tartarus have to do with creation? Children of Chaos? Only Nyx and Erebus are included in "Theogony", and Gaia is never included in other versions. Let's take a look at the glorious achievements of the five gods. Gaia: Gaia gave Uranus a body as big as her own, and then Uranus was greedy for his delicate body and was unable to resist, so he used Cronus's unyielding diamond sickle to assassinate Uranus. What is tragic is that the strongest son of Gaia is not even Uranus, but Typhon, the defeated general of Zeus. The aftermath of the Battle of the Titans and Zeus whipped Gaia to the point of being almost destroyed. Iliad Zeus threatened to pull the gods and the earth into the air with his backhand. That's it? That's why the modern Gaia hypothesis is so popular. All works must unify the will of the planet to make Gaia look strong. Of course Gaia has some strength. After all, the son of Gaia standing on the earth can survive. But none of the gods die. Tartarus: This is quite strong, but he is an old otaku. He had never done anything except give birth to Typhon. If not for giving birth to Typhon, I would have doubted whether he was conscious. Can imprison a hundred-armed giant, a master like Cronus. Zeus threatened to imprison the gods into Tartarus, but the gods remained silent. In other words, they could also imprison Athena. But being completely dominated by Zeus, not to mention being treated like a trash can, Zeus also transformed Tartarus in order to imprison the Titans without even saying a word of no to Tartarus. The delusion of being absolutely dominated by Zeus is stronger than Zeus? It's better to stay in prison. Erebus: Similar to Tartarus, but not as good as Tartarus. Zeus treats Menoetius like a trash can. There is no other performance. The gold content is also far worse than that of Tartarus. No one would think that Menoetius' combat power is comparable to Cronus, the Hundred-Armed Giant, and Athena, right? It is also a trash can that Zeus has at his disposal. Eros: Among these blowers, Eros is also the one who blows the whistle. It's important, it doesn't add any combat effectiveness at all. When being scolded by Zeus, he was as respectful as a grandson, and lost to Hermes in wrestling. There is no difference between bragging that he is better than Zeus and bragging that Hades is better than Zeus. Nyx: The only one who can brag. Iliad Zeus did not want to offend the fast-moving darkness, so he spared Sleep. But Nyx was silent when Zeus Repnemesis was there, and the two were mutually victorious. Of course, it would be great to win or lose each other. Zeus' strength is there. But there are two restrictions. First, it belongs to a specific version. Like the Theogony says that Athena is stronger than any other god except Zeus, does that include Nyx? Probably included. Second, Homer's epic version of Zeus is not the strongest Zeus at all. Zeus is also in the process of growing towards monotheism. However, even Nyx, a secret sect, has a high status. Zeus's adoptive mother also guides Zeus. It's quite a bit of face. The only one among the so-called five creation gods who can boast. But if you want to brag about her, please hold on to this specific version of Homer's epic, and don't introduce the setting of Zeus becoming more and more monotheistic. Zeus's path to strengthening does not involve Nyx. Summary: The older you get, the stronger you become? It doesn't matter who made up the myth. Believers worship Zeus, not Chaos or some primitive god. Five big blows, Titan blowing, and Hades blowing are the three major blowing jb groups in the hardest-hit areas of Greece.

The writing is really bad. You have to give the protagonist so much divine power and make such big mistakes, but later you tell me that the protagonist is not even as good as Gaia, which has been weakened many times. It is simply outrageous. There is not even a main plot. The early plot is about Gaia giving birth to a baby, the protagonist seizes the divine power, the god king comes to trouble and is defeated, the protagonist continues to seize the divine power, and in the end, even Gaia, who has been robbed countless times, is not as good as Gaia, the most defiant of heavens. Also, the protagonist has installed all the divine power on himself, but it is useless, so why do you install it? Why do you install the god of space on yourself? Does it look good?

This book is too stressful to write, and the protagonist is too useless. There are golden fingers and dozens of powers, but they are still so rubbish. What the many versions of ancient Greek mythology have in common is that the subsequent gods will become weaker and weaker, including the division of powers. The second god is far inferior to the first generation. The second and third generations are even more exaggerated. The gods of the previous generation, like Hongjun Hedao, would return to the world because the world did not allow it. Ancient Greek mythology is a bit like the prehistoric beast. The authority is equivalent to your heel and determines your online status. No matter how hard Zeus works, he is a branch of the weather. No matter how much he expands his authority, he cannot get rid of the control of the weather.

Forced balance, Uranus leveled up without doing anything and was forced to return, which is even more outrageous than the return of your mother, the Dragon King. The protagonist has a bunch of priesthoods that seem to be awesome, but he actually has diarrhea. The protagonist who fought in the three world wars is as good as nothing. He keeps beeping that he is awesome. Uranus has shit on your face three times and is still beeping. The more awesome you make the protagonist, the more disgusting he is.

How do I remember that the more personifications of the original god-man, the greater the decrease in power?