Greek Mythology: I Can Inherit Countless Futures!

The protagonist does not have to be the fourth-generation god-king. He can also use this as a springboard to transition, and then form his own pantheon to become God. Kronos is the Holy Spirit, Dionysus is the Son, and Poros is the Father After all, the myth of Zeus was ended by God, and the images of some angels, demons and Greek gods also overlap (such as Michael and Themis)

Zeus made Dionysus the fourth generation king of gods, but he was torn apart by the Titans when he first became king. As long as you have the strength and don't get ripped apart by the Titans, that's fine

No, it's only the second coffin box, Chapter 34, 🐶Eunuch

It suddenly occurred to me that the protagonist might be able to do something about currency and weights and measures, and seize the power of Hermes in the name of Athena. Anyway, depending on the situation, the protagonist will take the path of Athena's godhood in the early stage.

The protagonist has talent, so it would be best to develop something special in the future to increase the persuasiveness of the protagonist.

If you are really a eunuch, then don't write about Greek mythology. Just write about it and everyone will know it's you by looking at the style. 😡

It would be a shame to have a future related to the goddess of memory as soon as possible, and get related powers and artifacts to preserve the protagonist's other possible memories. It would be such a waste.

The authority structure of the protagonist can be considered the Trinity, a structure that is reflected in many myths The authority of knowledge and time extended from history represents the past, Chronos The fictional god of the protagonist The authority of reincarnation, order, and chaos developed from time and wine represents the present, Dionysus (Phanes, Iagos, Zagreus) Judging from the relationship between the God of Wine and the Goddess of Agriculture, these authorities should be born hidden in the blood The authority of destiny and creation sublimated by prophecy and invention represents the future, Poros If the protagonist really lets the God of Fire visit Athens, then the priesthood of prophecy will have relevance, not to mention invention, wine, history, calendar, and law are all its manifestations.

The author first makes the protagonist the younger brother of Athena

The protagonist can record the evolution of the world, the genealogy of gods, and the history of mortals into history books, formulate the order of mortals (laws, calendars), become a symbol of history and time sequence, and can also involve a certain amount of royal power and wealth Theogony praises the gods and spreads the beliefs of the gods History expands the authority of memory Formulating order pleases justice The goddess of justice and order The laws related to the family please the goddess of marriage and fertility The calendar strengthens the status of the sun and the moon in mortals, that is, faith, and pleases the goddess of agriculture All of the above demonstrate wisdom, and nature also pleases the goddess of wisdom. With these relationships, the protagonist can become Athena's subordinate god and gain the authority of history and timing.

Have you ever been a demigod? Some things are scribbled... Taken for granted

The protagonist may consider taking the time field, from recording the past to writing the past to I am the past and I am the root, Chronos I don't know the world view you set, whether the past can be changed or whether the protagonist can change it. If so, the protagonist can go from simply recording history books to history books becoming the memory of the world, to what the protagonist records is the past, to the protagonist being the beginning of everything, Chronos

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The author lets the protagonist and the queen meet unexpectedly, allowing the protagonist to be a good child in front of her, so that she can experience the feeling of being a mother.

After all, none of her two children are alone, so she can worry less

Can the author write that the cause of death of the protagonist in the next reincarnation is not a plot by Apollo? After all, in mythology, he has done it -

As long as there is no bad quarrel in the comment area, we will not be banned It is normal for Greek mythology to have conflicts Greek mythology generally has three versions "Theogony", which is the chapter in Works and Days, is the work of Hesiod in ancient Greece and is currently the most recognized version. "Greek Mythology", as the German writer may have summarized it, everyone should have read it when they were children, it is available in books, and it is not very different from the Theogony There is also the secret missionary church at that time, Orpheism. This version is quite different, the most obvious one is Kronos as the beginning, Anan Ke, not well-known There should be many books with stories from Greek mythology, "The Odyssey", "Aesop's Fables", "..." Even the Roman version, Jupiter (Zeus), Venus (Aphrodite)... So, it is normal to have disputes about the content.

Who are the parents of the author's protagonist? God King Zeus?