The Villain of Greece

Was the god who prophesied overthrowing Zeus the god of revelry? Then the protagonist could easily follow the path of Startiri (the god of pleasure). I saw this in another post: The essence of pleasure should be to give dignity to life—Aha once climbed to the top of the Tree of Existence, looked at the cold and lonely universe, and felt deeply disappointed, until he heard the cry of a baby and…

That's really stubborn. Why not set up a harem in any other mythology? Why choose Greek mythology? Those Greek gods could probably give you 800 hats a day!

I've noticed a persistent group of ancient mythology enthusiasts among online novel readers, and this isn't limited to online literature; it extends to sports as well. Go used to have its share of ancient mythology fans, until AI educated them, leading to a tendency to believe that the older the god, the stronger they are.

Wine and women have made me so haggard. Starting today, I will abstain from them. 😡 One like per day, comment section to witness. 😡

The protagonist uses his modern knowledge and wisdom to improve the lives of the local people and his family. After settling down, he begins to crave companionship. However, he discovers that the women around him have vastly different views and knowledge from his modern background. They have different values, no common topics, and not a single woman can rival his own appearance.

I feel that Cupid's power is portrayed as too strong; a single blessing completely bewitches the moon goddess, one of the twelve Olympian gods. If the protagonist hadn't intervened, she would have completely lost her senses. If Cupid were that powerful, he should have ruled Greek mythology and become the king of the gods long ago, instead of just being one of the twelve Olympian gods.

The peel is for Hera, the queen of the gods, who embodies their dignity. The pulp is for Aphrodite, the goddess of love, for love is both sweet and bittersweet, understood only by those who have tasted it. The pit is for Athena, for wisdom, like the pit, can shine a second light even when outward appearances fade.

He transmigrated to ancient Greece, becoming a stunningly handsome young shepherd. Using his modern knowledge and wisdom, he improved the lives of the local people and his family. Once settled, he developed desires and wanted a partner. However, he discovered that the women around him held views and knowledge incompatible with his modern perspective.

Fruit stem for Zeus "You don't even dare to share a golden apple; I bet your thing is only as big as this fruit stalk."

The premise is that an ordinary person prone to overwork is resurrected and raised by a demigod witch. He immediately becomes a tactical mastermind, effortlessly handling positional warfare and counter-attacks. At the Gold rank, he can single-handedly defeat dozens of opponents of the same rank. Upon reaching the demigod level, he manages to kill a veteran sea god's offspring.