Starting with Norse Mythology
从北欧神话开始
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- Completed
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- 474k Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Historical Myth
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It's really a bit awkward.
He claims not to love her, yet he keeps flirting with various princesses; he says he wants to defy fate, yet he repeats its path; he abandons the kingdoms he's already conquered while expanding his influence in other kingdoms. It's baffling what the protagonist is trying to achieve.
It has a kind of beauty in the way that the archetype of Godslayer is based on pheasant research.
Could you please describe it in a more normal way?
Why do you stare at everyone with wide eyes? Is Siegfried a magnifying glass?
The author's writing is decent, but could you please not state at the beginning that you don't want this kind of plot but then add it later? If you're going to add it, why not just add it directly? (Why refer to God as "Pluto"? Wouldn't it be better to call him Almighty God? It feels really out of place.)
It's a bit sentimental, which is a shame given the subject matter.
The author seems to rely on coincidences to drive the plot, constantly having the protagonist encounter goddesses and princesses in the wild?
The prototype of the one God is El, the god-king of the Semitic people who were the ancestors of the Israelites. In the Israelite mythological classics, God was initially called El, and only after Moses was he called Jehovah. Jireh, the king of the gods, is a chief deity with a bull's head. In Semitic mythology, Jireh was defeated, castrated, and banished by his daughter Anat and son Baal.
It's truly incomprehensible why Hades is the only god. Logically speaking, shouldn't the objects copied by the Frankenstein's monster God (Deus) in Greek mythology be Zeus and his son Dionysus? Hades' connection? Aside from his son Zagreus's resurrection and the god's ability to communicate with Dionysus, is there anything else? Hades has virtually no presence in mythology; how could he be the only god?
If they can't find out who did it, then it must be Odin. The root of all evil in Norse mythology—you don't even need to use your brain to think about it.
The picture you chose is really not as good as a fully ascended FGO image.