Become a Goddess and Conquer the World

When I first clicked in, to be honest, I thought it was one of those light novels based on the description. But after clicking in, I realized I almost missed out on a fortune. The female lead is intelligent throughout the entire story and is not a saint. Most importantly, it's hardcore enough! Although it is a radical alteration of history, it is still evident that the author has a thorough understanding of Greek mythology and history. As a fellow author, I can truly appreciate the hard work involved in researching, which further demonstrates the author's dedication and care in writing this book. The overall plot is well-paced. The entire story was flawless (forgive me, I couldn't help but burst out laughing when I saw the female lead's comments about Jason). So true! (Lol) Finally, for those who have read this book review but still have reservations...

The conditions for the Delian League to exist were that the treasury and the League's councils were both located on the island of Delos. When neither condition was met, it's difficult to say that the Delian League still existed. I have had discussions with many scholars of ancient Greek history in China, especially Professor Xu Songyan and others, and we generally agree that after the treasury was moved to Athens in 454 BC, the Delian League could actually be called the Athenian League. Some Western classical scholars believe that the Athenian League was formally established ten years after the conquest of Thassus, the year the treasury was moved from Delos to Athens, at which point the Delian League ceased to exist, although official documents still mention "allies..."

I won't go into the rest; I already mentioned it in my book review two years ago. As a historical fiction novel with a "farming" element, it spans from a single city in Byzantium to the present-day Greek Empire. Hilde attracted talent and won over most of the Greeks with her charisma. However, in the latest plot, the Persian goddess orders the massacre of Sicily, and Hilde's response is, "I can give you a chance to atone." Anyone who has read the book carefully knows that, given the protagonist's character, it's impossible and inappropriate for her to say such a thing. What will the families of the dead think? What will the other Greeks think? What will the protagonist's subordinates think? I can't understand the actions of the other Persian male god in the past...

The writing is smooth, the author is intelligent, he lives for the moment, and is decisive in action. I stumbled upon this book the other day; the synopsis sounded exciting, so I started reading, and it really is fascinating. The protagonist is clear about his goals in everything he does, without any hesitation or indecisiveness. He has a strong will and currently shows no signs of the typical "saintly" scheming, self-serving character who sacrifices loved ones for others, and I doubt he will in the future. Highly recommended! 👍🏻 In terms of relationships, the protagonist clearly knows who he loves and acts decisively. He seizes the day, like a flower in full bloom. This is far superior to those characters who write a million words and still haven't found love. Although...

Reading this book gave me the feeling of playing Civilization VI.

The light novel *Become a Goddess and Start Conquering the World* has great potential. After reading this epic fantasy historical novel by Parity Non-Conservation Law, I couldn't help but marvel at the author's rich imagination and skillful choice of material. Greek mythology, as a popular source of Western fantasy novels, has been referenced and adapted in many online novels in China. However, a work like *Become a Goddess and Start Conquering the World*, where the protagonist directly transmigrates to the mythical era of Greece and, with the help of goddesses, develops his life while retaining the satisfying leveling-up experience of traditional fantasy novels, is undoubtedly extremely rare. Novels that can keep me reading for two weeks straight are few and far between. *Become a Goddess and Start Conquering the World*...

Regarding the light novel *Let's Become a Goddess and Conquer the World*, I must say that the title of this light novel by the author of *Parity Non-Conservation Law* is incredibly deceptive. When I first saw the title, I thought it was one of those traditional isekai (another world) stories where the protagonist crushes others and becomes a farming character, and I instinctively wanted to click away. However, the synopsis immediately piqued my interest. The setting—Hilde's past life as an office worker and ancient Greek mythology—struck me right in the head. Just reading the synopsis gave me the feeling that this light novel would be as interesting as the *Shin Megami Tensei* series. So, I decided to give it a try...

I read it from middle school to my sophomore year of college, and personally, I think it's one of the best novels on the Pineapple Bun website. The ending was bittersweet, but it was also the most fitting ending for the protagonist. Add a bit more depth and a touch of refreshing emotion, and it might just be the best online novel in my opinion.

If I remember correctly, I've been studying from elementary school to high school, and I'm currently in my first year of high school.

This book has been with me for a very long time, and I've always wanted to say something good about it, but it does have some flaws, or maybe not, it depends on what you think. Let's start with the flaws: 1. The female lead's main love interest dies once in the last few volumes. Although she's reincarnated, there are still plot points similar to "Resurrect My Love." 2. The ending is based on lifespan. Besides the female lead, all her lovers, comrades, friends, and family members die. The female lead spends nearly 100 years alone in the palace, guarding their belongings, and seems to want to give the entire country to Alexander the Great. Most importantly, these two aspects could have been completely avoided...