Egyptian Mythology: A Desert God's Daily Life

I wonder if Seth is not weak, so why is he so frustrated in this book? They are all gods, but the intrigues have been undermined. Seth's strength is in Egyptian mythology, and he can upset many people no matter what.

Even if the protagonist doesn't travel through time, Seth will still be the top god, one of the Nine Pillars. As a result, the protagonist did not become stronger after traveling through time, but had to give up 70% of the desert. I like people to be like Osiris so much, Seth is essentially the god of evil, so you write it as a good person.

Are you planning to use the desert to replace people? ? To be honest, it's a bit outrageous. Even if human beings are developing and growing, your own war power will naturally become stronger. Using 80% of the land power of a mythical world to exchange for a useless person. This wave of operations is like trading the earth Gaia for Prometheus's creation. As for the faith that human authority can provide, you don't think Seth has no faith now, right? Now Seth is at the peak of his strength. The three-level authority of the desert war power makes him the first person to fight Apep, the god of Ra. I can't even imagine how his strength will fall if the desert is weakened. In Egyptian mythology, Seth killed his brother because he wanted to weaken the power of the desert and found out that he was wearing a hat. This wave of time travelers can only be said to be very smart.

A time traveler knows nothing about the past. One person wants him to die today, and falls into another conspiracy tomorrow. He has neither the power to break the situation, nor the wisdom of heaven, nor even a backer. Do you think it's cool to watch like this?

Egyptian mythology? You are the first person I have seen who wrote about Egyptian mythology

Finish chasing. It's too bland. The protagonist is simply a wise husky among a bunch of wolves. The supporting characters are all scheming and have their own plans. The key point is that the whole process has no exciting description.

Author, what is your outline? Is it the development of the world, the flow of myths from the heavens, will the protagonist evolve the world, and annex other worlds? Otherwise, it feels meaningless. Egyptian mythology is too niche, and we only know a few. If you don't do something fancy, it feels like no one will watch it?

I feel like the protagonist is so stupid in your writing

It can indeed be expanded a bit. Egyptian mythology alone is not long, and it would be too long to write it. After the Egyptian mythology is over, it can connect the heavens or control the world to nearly devour other worlds.

The desert will not decrease but will increase. Human authority has another effect.