The patron saint of Scorpio is death, and the patron saint is Pluto?

It is worth pointing out that in the Greek mythology system, Hadders are also regarded as death. The so-called death has different names in different civilizations. The landlord probably refers to hades, and the god of death is the man who wears a cloak and holds a sickle to collect people's souls everywhere (laughs). In fact, the image of a god of death in Chinese civilization is similar to an ox's head and horse's face or black and white impermanence, and it can't be compared with Hades or Yan Luowang at all (their status and image are roughly equal). (Of course, if you look carefully, there is another god of death in Greek mythology, such as Danados-this is the one with a sickle in his hand, or Artemis, the moon god, is also regarded as a symbol of death, but these have nothing to do with the landlord's problem. )

Today, the origin of constellation culture theory belongs to ancient Greek astrology, and their respective patrons can find the corresponding content in the Greek mythology system. As for Scorpio, its ruler is Pluto, and its patron saint is Hadders, the keeper of hades. As can be seen from the previous discussion, Hadders, the keeper of hades, is also a god of death in Greek mythology, so the landlord's question actually asks the same god, and there is no separate question that the so-called guardian "God" and guardian "Zhe" coexist.