Become the God of Wine from Indian Mythology

There is a female protagonist chasing me 😍😍😍

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Ah, Chengtian Emperor? The place where all the desires in the world are stored? There is also the reason why he was considered a good person before becoming the Emperor of Heaven, and he was also a monster with numerical values. In the age before blessings, numerical values ​​were the reason why anyone did anything and was imprisoned.

To be honest, I have had the idea of ​​marrying Sati, which is also a step to the sky. But in terms of setting, isn't Sakti the feminine force separated from Shiva and incarnated into a human being? Indians clearly wrote that in order to seek perfection, the combination of Sati and Shiva is inevitable. Without Sati, Shiva will fall into meditation and no longer take care of the world. People are playing self-promiscuity with themselves, how can the protagonist intervene?

If nothing else, you are indeed brave enough to let that bitch Parvati be the heroine.

Indian mythology is really confusing. There are so many versions that sometimes I can't understand it at all. Even the locals have many different versions. It's so funny.

There is no doubt that there is a problem with the position of the Emperor of Heaven in India. No matter how wise non-gods or celestial beings sit on it, they will become stupid and irritable, and even the incarnation of the three-phase god cannot avoid it. Indra is the destined god. Because only he will not lose his wisdom in his position in heaven and earth.

King of Gods, do you also want to be the Emperor of India? ? ? 🤓Have you really thought about it?

You have a great appetite, Greek mythology has already challenged the lower limit. Indian mythology is even more awesome. The goddesses in it are no different from public toilets, although they think that they can just reincarnate and change their vests. But as soon as you, a time-traveler, still have the appetite to lick the toilet, I am convinced.

I knew that Indian mythology was very messy, a lot of mess, and the Emperor of Heaven was beaten all the time.

Hard training - bestowing blessings - becoming the Emperor of Heaven - being killed when a loophole is found

There is only one question. The protagonist dances like this in India and there is no backstage. I am Indra and would have killed him long ago.

In my mind, the throne of the Indian Emperor is almost the same as the Golden Throne. Looking at this introduction reminds me of someone wearing Warhammer. "It's his fault. I can't sit on this Golden Throne he made? It's time for me to sit on Terra."

With a sheep's head hanging on his head, he is actually an aborigine.

All I can say is that it is worthy of being an Indian mythology, the level of abstraction and variety are already maxed out😂

Indian mythology is unsafe no matter how powerful it is. This is about the core setting of Indian mythology, penance. As long as you practice hard enough and long enough, you can make the Three-Phase God fulfill his request. Except for being immortal and ruling the world, you think it can be fulfilled. This means that your enemy can't beat you now, but after he finishes the penance, he can beat you casually, and the Three-Phase God has to give it, because getting blessings after penance is a rule set by the Dharma. If you don't follow it, the rules of the world will begin to collapse, so Indian mythology is really dangerous.

I remember that there was an emperor who practiced hard and made wishes.

Although there is nothing remarkable about being the fourth generation God King, he is not only one of the prototypes of the Holy Son.

By the way, will the protagonist be resurrected three times? He has died once as a mortal, once as Dionysus, and once as Luna. Will the God King return after that?

All I can say is, author, you really drank too much. I heard that Indian mythology is very messy. The relationship between Shakti and Shiva is two-faced. You can even treat it as one person. Thinking of this, can you still do it? If the other person is not the reincarnation of some great god, you still have no problem. If it is the reincarnation of some great god or the two-in-one of some great god, and you fall in love with him, aren't you afraid that he will one day become a man?

He is worthy of being the next Greek God King Dionysus, with a crotch as bad as Zeus

There is a version of Indian mythology mentioned by the author that I have never heard of: Dionysus and Heavenly Emperor. Although there are many versions of Indian mythology, I have never read this version.

It's a bit abstract, there's no main line, and the perspective of the protagonist is unclear. Sometimes I can't tell who the protagonist is. It's just like a cutscene. But there are too few harem stories in the divine system, so I will wait and see.

Um, it seems that the character building has robbed the wives of Emperor Tian and Da Tian?

There have been a lot of Indian novels written recently. Is this a whitewashing of India?

There was a fire lingam before, which was a pity

Why haven't you updated it so late 😭

The author has published a new book. I haven't read it for a long time and I really miss it.