Greek Mythology: God of Caves

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Concept God: Lord of all caves, god in charge of caves😍

The biggest shortcoming of the God of Cave is that its concept is highly dependent on material entities such as mountains and oceans. It can even be said that its "cave wall" itself is a mountain and a part of the earth. The concept of cave is different from entities such as mountains and earth, in that the space inside it is a "cave", a hidden space that can be utilized, a space that has no entity but is useful. "Tao Te Ching": Thirty spokes make up one hub. If it is not there, it can be used as a cart. The is regarded as a utensil, but it should be used as a utensil if it is not there. Cut out the door to make a room, pretend it doesn't exist, and use it as a room if there is one. Therefore, if you have it, you will benefit from it, and if you don't have it, you will use it. This dialectic of existence and non-being not only allows the protagonist to cross into space, but also allows the protagonist to peer into existence and nothingness. In addition, in addition to Western concepts such as underground cities, greedy caves, and thoughts of caves, caves in Chinese imagery are also a type of cave. It is a concept that relies on the mountain, but is far from being explained by a special form of the mountain. The Cave Heaven Paradise itself is also related to the idea of ​​space folding in many stories.

I hope that the relationship between the protagonist and the two brothers will continue to be good, and that normal family relationships can be shown in the Greek myth of brothers and sisters.

"Seamless": refers to the state of no gaps or gaps, which can be understood as close, continuous or seamless. "Gap": refers to the state of gaps or gaps, which means there are vacancies, loopholes or opportunities to take advantage of. Combining the two, the literal meaning of "to enter the gap with no gap" can be understood as using a close or continuous way (without gap) to enter or fill another state of existing gaps (with gap). It includes the analysis, decomposition and understanding of caves, and can also add the concept of endless hell, and the "closed ecological environment" of the cave can also be regarded as an extension of authority.

The protagonist's upgrade ritual is quite interesting, and the inner cycle of the godhead, as well as its concepts and meanings, suit my taste; the upgrade route for the great divine power is the divine genealogy and the universe island, both of which I have never seen before, and I look forward to them unfolding. Currently, I hope there will be more updates, and then the protagonist's image can be improved faster.

The writing style is so strange that some people may find it curious, but in the end it won't be popular.

After reading the first volume, I feel that it is the same regardless of whether there is a protagonist, and in order to reduce the influence of the protagonist, Uranus's strength is reversely increased. The final ending not only fails to bring about beneficial changes, but also leaves the original god with only the protagonist surviving. In the Age of Titans, the protagonist did not become more cautious, but instead participated in weaving conspiracies more frequently, which gave me a feeling of inferiority.

Yaoshou, Gaia's approval is alive 😰

Another Greek mythology text, wait and see, the last one was dominated by spirituality and chased to death 😭