Greek Mythology: Something Is Off About This Zeus!
希腊神话：这个宙斯不对劲！
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Let me explain.
Firstly: the older, the stronger. This is the most counterintuitive thing. People might think that the older the gods, the stronger they are. However, the main theme of ancient Greek mythology is not to praise the ancient gods, but to praise the current third generation of gods and the fourth generation of gods to come. This is because ancient Greek mythology was influenced by many factors.
In the original mythology, Zeus had a smooth and successful life, eventually becoming the king of the gods. Your novel's protagonist transmigrates into Zeus, dying countless times and enduring numerous hardships before finally becoming the king of the gods. You might as well not have transmigrated at all; it feels inferior to the original mythology.
My turn... Have you ever been Zeus? Write that down.
Actually, there was no prophecy about Zeus having children that would be overturned by the youngest child; this is just something that's been circulating online. There was only one prophecy about Zeus being overturned: that Metis' son would become the king of gods and men.
Zeus had no fear of fate whatsoever; his own birth was orchestrated by him.
Zeus, wielding the Thunder King, could easily defeat all the gods with one hand; Greek mythology is essentially the mythology of Zeus.
The author's note: This "Age of Myths Retelled" game offers plenty of inspiration. It uses a campaign format to connect Greece, Norse mythology, Egypt, and Atlantis through mythology, unfolding a story of thwarting the conspiracy of the previous Titan king, Cronus. Building upon the foundation of "Age of Empires," this game adds mythical creatures and hero units.
I can beat the game in one life, while others need a hundred. Is he as good as me?
Zeus as seen by Cronus
Do you understand the significance of Zeus at his peak? He arranged his grandfather's fate before he was even born. Yahweh called him "Little Zeus" 🙂. In reality, Zeus was the chief god of Crete, the largest island in Greece. Crete was the economic and cultural center of Greece. As his influence spread to other city-states, he gradually adopted their chief gods as his children.