The Greece Antagonist Novel

At a divine banquet, Luo En is presented with a golden apple inscribed "To the fairest goddess" and three goddesses vying for it. With a smug smile, he takes a knife and begins his distribution. First, he peels the apple and gives the skin to Aphrodite, commenting that as mere surface beauty, it suits her. Next, he slices the flesh and offers it to Hera, the queen of heaven, mockingly noting that since everyone in Olympus—from ancient gods to animals—has betrayed her, she might as well accept what lies beneath the surface. Finally, he gives the remaining core to Athena, suggesting that since Zeus robbed her of her destined male godhood and succession to his throne, she deserves this final piece. Enraged, all three goddesses prepare to attack. Desperate, Luo En quickly positions Eris, the goddess of discord, in front of him as a shield, boasting that he has unified the gods better than she ever could through her schemes. Left speechless, Eris watches as the furious deities close in.