The Adventures of Æneas

Æneas lived in Troy. He lived a happy life, with his father, his wife and his son. One day they attacked Troy. He and his family had to leave. They arrived in a cursed island, so they left. Then they tried to build a city, but sickness was abundand, and the crops decided to not grow. They went to another island, and in the sea, Juno sent a lot of winds to them, creating a storm. Jupiter saw this, and noticed he had granted no permission to do so, and he reprimands thE winds and makes them leave. Once the seas are calm, Æneas approaches the nearest shore, and here he builds his city. I, after reading most of the greek myths, saw that they are almost all the same. They show the hero, they describe their adventures, the good traits about them, of how, with the help of the gods, they achieve their goals. All of the hero myths are the same. They should put a little more in those myths. They should sometimes state an adventure in which the hero loses, when the hero dies or something like this. This would maybe call more readers, just by the name. Something like "When Æneas was defeated by the winds in the sea", and this may make a person read this.