Greek Mythology: Caught Stealing the Golden Apples from the Start

Divide the apple into three parts. The goddess of beauty eats the peel because she's all show and no substance; Athena eats the flesh because she's the goddess of wisdom but full of wickedness; and the queen of the gods eats the core—she controls fertility and marriage, unable to control her husband's offspring, and only deserves to eat apple seeds. —I forgot where I read this, but it would be hilarious if the protagonist said it like that.

The entire worldview of Greek mythology is incompatible with Zeus, since the world was born of Zeus and will be destroyed by him. The simplest way to shatter Zeus is probably to ask the Christian Yahweh for help.

I hope this book includes a storyline featuring the protagonist, Zeus. I've always wanted to see Zeus fall into womanhood and become Dione.

The plot twist is too fast. He's so handsome, yet he gets rejected by his senior. And even if he is rejected, the reason is that she thinks he's lonely. How could someone as handsome as him have a crush on a girl in Japan? If he didn't want to make a move, how did he end up with that senior?

The replacement of the first two generations of god-kings by their sons was a script arranged by Zeus before his birth; when Zeus fought the Titans, he almost used too much force and plunged the world back into chaos; Hades, Uranus, and the other Titans trembled with fear at the sound of Zeus fighting; Poseidon felt that even if all the remaining gods joined forces, they wouldn't be enough to defeat Zeus.

In ancient Greece, if a beautiful young boy were depicted, could the protagonist's buttocks withstand it?

This writing is so strange, it doesn't seem like a mythological story; you're writing a romance novel.

Don't go for the double plug and end up with a green hat. I suggest going for the hero route or introducing another mythology for power, stepping on your left foot and kicking your right foot to the sky.

I'm really curious about one thing: when did everyone come to think of Zeus as indiscriminate in his sexuality, including both men and women? In the myth of Zeus, his lovers are either women or effeminate men. Are you sure this impression shouldn't be applied to Poseidon?

What kind of low-end version is this? It's afraid of nuclear weapons? It's so weak, yet it's been nerfed so drastically.