As a Divine Envoy, I Hold the Dirt on All of Greece

I feel that the theme of the work is actually quite unreasonable. There are countless stories such as Zeus turned into a little mare to seduce a divine colt and then gave birth to a son, the goddess of beauty made a blacksmith play with a blacksmith for three days and three nights for a piece of equipment, and various stories of father-son cannibalism and father-daughter incest. With the degree of explosion of the three views of Greek mythology, it is difficult to say whether those gods care about the so-called black history. Just as you cannot morally kidnap someone who has no morals, you cannot humiliate someone who has no sense of shame.

I'm curious, how did Hermes evolve into the triple great Hermes, God of Philosophy, Alchemy, and God?

I haven't read it yet. I want to ask if Hermes is a powerful or powerful god. He has all the black information in Greece. I'm afraid that the first person his god wants to kill if he has a chance is him.

Why are you fighting for your father? Isn't Hermes' father Zeus? Who can compete with Him?

Do you have any comments? This book is basically adapted from the original ancient Greek mythology, from the birth of Hermes to the end of the Trojan War.

The female employee has been pua since it was put on the shelves. I am speechless. I spent twenty chapters just to see your running account? ? ?

Is this black material to God? Isn't this a fashion? How can one be considered a handle?

What on earth do you want to do? Is the Rainbow Goddess the heroine? How many chapters did it take you to write this, brother?

I wanted to expand the classic Greek mythology, so I added Egyptian mythology. As a result, I didn't digest it well and couldn't digest the Egyptian mythology The beginning is amazing. How can an ordinary person reproduce the original operation of Greek mythology? It's really exciting. The plot connection in the mid-term is a bit lacking, and the daily life is a bit too bland. When the main plot develops, there are some connection problems, but overall it looks good Finally, there is the disastrous Egyptian chapter. I don't know if a Greek mythology fan has failed in the Egyptian chapter. The reasons are still the same I want to expand the world view, but I can't decide the priority. Should I focus on Greek mythology, or use Greek mythology as a springboard to connect all myths? In the end, Greek mythology collapsed, and other myths also collapsed I remember that I discussed the Egyptian chapter with the author, and I said that we must think about the main line. If Greek mythology is the main theme, the Egyptian chapter will be too long. Or even its relationship to Egyptian mythology? Just like the previous mid-term plot, the daily writing was too bland, and then the main line was not connected well, but the theme at that time was all Greek mythology, and this time the story fell apart

It looked okay before it was put on the shelves, but after it was put on the shelves, it looked like a little family. Are the values ​​of cows in the mythical world so high? Can 50 cows bear the name of God King Zeus? 100 Cows are enough for the god king and the main god to worry about. In the city-state era, there were no merchants. The protagonist Hermes, the main god, didn't have much character.