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Heracles!

Ancient Greece's greatest hero!

The son of Zeus, king of the gods, who completed the Twelve Labors set by the gods and ultimately ascended to godhood—the ultimate manliest man of ancient Greece!

Legend said that this was a man who could conquer both men and women alike, having thoroughly absorbed the essence of ancient Greek culture.

According to legend, this mighty man possessed unparalleled strength. Even as a mortal, he had a body as powerful as a god's. As an infant, he had even drunk milk from Hera, queen of the gods, which was why his name bore the meaning of "Hera."

Of course, this was ancient Greece—a complete mess. Though Hera had nursed Heracles because of Zeus, she had also wanted to kill him. When Heracles was still a baby, she had tried to murder him by releasing two venomous snakes to bite ancient Greece's greatest tough guy to death.

Then, the infant Heracles, who was still drinking milk at the time, directly demonstrated the grandeur of ancient Greece's greatest tough guy—at such a tender age, he crushed both venomous snakes to death with his bare hands.

If those two snakes had possessed reason, they surely would have cried out before dying, "This child shamelessly used cheats! He's terrifying beyond belief—we absolutely cannot let him live!"

Thus, blessed with unparalleled talent, Heracles began his cheat-filled life: revenge, treasure hunting, finding a famous teacher, winning beauties, cultivating ultimate combat power, and finally completing the gods' Twelve Labors before ascending to godhood with an invincible mortal stance.

It could be said that Heracles embodied every wish-fulfillment novel trope in the eyes of the ancient Greeks. He was truly the standard ancient Greek power-fantasy protagonist. The only one who could compare to him