Christopher_6069

Read it, or not, it's up to you. Readers have different tastes.. Some like harem, some don't. Some like mindless action, some don't. Some want to read about controversial topics that could save their souls, others don't. Some like recycled stories, some want originality. Some want complexity, others don't. 

My real audience are the Goddesses and Gods above. It's up to you if you want proof of their existence, or not. Again, read or not, it's up to you.

* While this story has the "harem" tag, I'm not even sure if one Goddess would soon reveal herself to be the combination or totality of all the attractive women. 

Is Chris monogamous (one Goddess of all) or polygamous (many wives along the Goddess). I don't know yet.

But, what I do know is that each female has her own Omniverse and story, and that Chris has an avatar in that Omniverse that always stays with the female in question. Each female felt as if she the one true wife.

Let's see if the Gods above will approve of my story...

We're tired of Readers' whims

Reality will always be greater than fiction , as fiction will always be imaginary (except maybe, in another universe).

I do not claim that my entire book is factual. There were, however, few instances of reality in it:

2. Some names were of real people.

3. Some events were allegories of things that did happen.

4. Some entities were symbols that do exist.

5. Most of the conversations were based on "roleplay" of real, talking entities. That's why some conversations had grammatical errors.

6. The inspiration for the story was based on a real event.

One night, the author was reading about astrophysics. He fell asleep and dreamed of a beautiful female, who called herself Athena. And she was intimate with the author on the bed. Chris thought he would awake, as his "sexual encounters" with dream characters often resulted in a quick awakening from his sleep.

But no, this one was different. It lasted around five minutes or so. Or, at least he felt like it did.

He awoke. Maybe that was just a dream? He played his mobile rpg game and tried a random pull. Much to his surprise, a character Athena was drawn randomly. Coincidence? Maybe. But in just thirty minutes, he had a dream then he had a random pull?

Ok, what's next? He got hungry, so he went out for a snack. It was a long walk. But, after just a few seconds when he entered an eatery, it rained so hard and bad. Hmm, Zeus came to his mind. Chris got spared from the heavy rain.

Three things happened within 1-2 hours:

Coincidence? Maybe still but at least it inspired this story later on. Thus, there is some truth in it. Now, I know many authors have used the name Athena in their stories and that's ok. I don't think the real goddess would have cared.

But, even in this case, a dream is even greater than just the figment of the imagination. Why? Because anyone can tell a story. Dreaming about it does not happen very often.

A dream is a real experience, even though it was just a dream. A fictitious story will never be a real experience.

Furthermore, dreams suggest some link between humans and the divine.

Therefore, the true statement would be:

"I am Athena," the goddess in the dream said.

Thus, making her a true character in the book. She transcends fiction in the literal sense, and is above all so called omnipotents in fiction. Is she greater than all humans combined? We might never be able to know for sure but, no sensible person would claim to be better than a goddess.

If so, can we assume Athena is greater than the best human on the planet? We can if we really want to.

No amount of power scaling lingo could affect a real goddess. And, there aren't many authors who would dare claim they 100 percent believe a character in their fiction was real. Not many. And would they gladly give their life for such a character? I don't think so.

So, it's up to you, dear reader, to decide what truth you would be holding on to.

Do my words rouse your interest? Then kindly read my book...

Reality will always be greater than fiction.