The Saint's Life Begins in the Sanctuary

I wonder if the author has read the Saint Seiya theatrical version of Sanctuary. I hope he can write about it. The fighting in it is quite good. Come on, there seems to be no one writing about Saint Seiya.

First of all, maybe it's because I haven't watched the Saint Seiya anime, and I feel new to what the author wrote in the novel. I don't know anything about the characters' personalities, and it feels like I'm reading a fantasy novel. Secondly, I think the author wrote it very well. The content is quite substantial and not too watery. Finally, and most importantly - can you follow me less, author? I wish you good health and all the best!

I've read half of this book, and there's one question that puzzles me. That's the protagonist always asking sideways questions about his friends who are also Easterners, about how it feels to kill Easterners who believe in the "evil god", and expresses a lot of emotion. I'm confused. For people in that world, the evil god is a cult, and the police mistakenly killed drug traffickers. What did they think? They may be uncomfortable, but they probably won't regret it or feel like they were wrong, right? As an outsider, you think evil gods are orthodox, but don't they think they feel comfortable asking others about the guilt of killing people? Why are you forcing yourself to bring your own attitude into this? Why doesn't the world revolve around you? Do you think the world is wrong? (Personal experience, I feel uncomfortable, the book is pretty good)

The author used that rabbit to slap himself in the face like crazy

One thing to say, it's pretty good-looking, but that rabbit really disgusted me, and I no longer had the desire to look at it.

Will the ancient gods return after the author? Furthermore, will he have sex with the Greek gods after returning?

I don't know why there are such rubbish women like Lepus. After reading this novel, I felt like it was rubbish and it affected my mood.

You're just patriotic, right? If you write about Saint Seiya well, you have to add Eastern gods. Hesitating on both sides shows how patriotic you are, right? The biggest failure ever

The writing was quite good, but the rabbit was too disgusting. It was particularly disgusting when I asked for the moonflower nectar. And the point is that the protagonist was not doing well, so I gave it to her. It was so disgusting that I decided to quit this section.

It's actually very nice to watch at first, but after seeing that rabbit, we can take a look at our own ability to resist poison. In the past, it was easy to resist, but if we can't resist, we will die from the poison