
I Am a Prophet in Greece
我在希腊当先知
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Western Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Historical Myth
- Updated
- 25d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The God of Destiny cannot change fate, which is in line with the Greek sense of humor just like Gaia cannot decide fertility and Hera cannot protect marriage. Is he the God of Destiny or a puppet of fate?
Classics travel through Greek mythology and become the first consciousness. Classics are not as powerful as dogs. What a set of assembly line formulas.
I really laughed when I saw it. The protagonist was the first to be born, and had the destiny godhead at birth. Then Nix, who was born later than the protagonist, said that the protagonist took her daughter's godhead to ask for it. Isn't this funny? The protagonist really gave it to her.
There are some problems with the creation of the protagonist
As a primitive god, the protagonist got into the age of Zeus and got a spouse (the goddess of the night) who was not a spouse. If you don't have children from beginning to end, just be a pure eunuch. It happened that the goddess of night gave birth to the three goddesses of destiny a long time ago! Later, when Zeus was beaten by Typhon, the gods came to ask the protagonist for help, and Hera offered to help the protagonist conceive a child. Why don't you write like this This is a free opportunity to change the fate. Just because the goddess of the night had seen her, the protagonist softened on the spot and refused directly. Hasn't the goddess of the night been written by you as the protagonist's subordinate god? Why is she still so vain? It would have seemed stupid to write a lot about fate and destiny before. In this current time and space, it seems that the protagonist is involved in everything, but in fact he is a complete outsider and of no use. It's very boring... It seems that the protagonist is a bit cool, but the excitement has been reduced a lot, and it has become more and more 🤡. It's true that the God of Destiny cannot control his own destiny. Hurry up and have a date with Ares, the God of War, who can only start wars, and Hera, who is in charge of marriage but cannot guarantee her own marriage. [I don't necessarily mean to open a harem, but I feel that this part is not handled well] Note: See "Chapter 78 Hera, please respect yourself, I am not a random god"
Damn it, I thought it was writing experience when I saw the introduction. I thought it was so awesome. But when I looked carefully, it turned out to be reading experience 😅
The protagonist is such a god that he can't even sit upright
I have always wanted to push people to take the position of God, so why is the protagonist going through so much trouble? Sisyphus was actually very bad, a pure cheater, pretending to cheat on other people's wives, and crushing passers-by with boulders.
Damn it, this is reading experience, not writing experience. I thought you wrote Summoning Holy Sword and Player Super Justice. I also thought that these two books are not written by the same author. 🙂 It must be your routine.
Is there any difference between this beginning and the spiritual ruler? But since the spiritual ruler is the eunuch, I won't give up the book yet.
The reading experience gave me great pleasure.
Author, if Hera is willing to give you a child, then you can give her one. Why must it be written according to mythology? The child's status has nothing to do with destiny. It's like the past, history, and future. Just make up any one. Zeus opens his harem here, and the protagonist is just like a eunuch. No, there was a child, but the child just mentioned divine fusion and disappeared. And as I said before, the protagonist is not determined. Big ones like the God King cannot be changed, but small ones can always be changed. Just like big trends cannot be changed, small ones can be changed. To be honest, from the beginning to the present, I feel that there are really no big changes. All the gods that should be born have been born, and everything that should happen has happened. The only difference is that the protagonist got involved. Since it is destiny, why must it be written according to the development of mythology? It is better to just look at the mythology. At least Zeus is the real male protagonist template.