Saint Seiya, but Athena Is an Unruly Goddess?

P. S.: This book is the most contentious book I've ever written, with infighting between different works, between different characters, between SS and LC and ND. Their mouths are like they've been poisoned, wishing they could humanely destroy each other. Every day, a third, even half, of the posts and comments are filled with these arguments. When I wake up after a night's sleep, the thread is dozens of stories high. It's truly exhausting. Right now, I suggest you unfavorite those who enjoy mindless plot development, overpowered protagonists, and easy wins; I'm really too busy to keep up. Readers who want to seriously discuss the plot are also very welcome. I will deal with anyone who starts with delusions, insults the other person's family, is purely motivated by a desire to cause trouble, or tries to stir up trouble and affect other readers. Oh, and there were also people posting cesium pictures in the comments. #(Goodbye)

It's unbelievable that in 2025, people still remember Godslayer. The original work is one of the few Japanese light fantasy novels I could actually read, the other being Ainz Ooal Gown. Its power system, compared to traditional martial arts and magical abilities, created a new and inimitable genre. The world where Godslayer and Saint Seiya merge feels more than double the fun.

1. Saint Seiya has been weakened quite a bit. These gods don't have much of a speed of light or planet-destroying performance in the novels. The main focus is on their rampage on Earth. 2. Where do these strange tags come from? 3. In the anime, Metis wants to destroy humanity. According to the Saint Seiya, the Saints are first to protect Athena, and then to protect the earth. It doesn't seem to conflict with destroying humanity.

How long will it take to write this Godslayer story? It seems like Seiya's level won't be high enough by the time he reaches the Seventh Sense in this world. After all, who in the Godslayer world can react to a Pegasus Meteor Fist that starts at light speed? He might not even finish his incantation before he's gone.

When you update once, minor flaws will be magnified, and your writing style will be criticized. When you're up two hours in a row, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress becomes more important. When you're up past midnight, small praises begin to emerge, and the number of dead harvests begins to decline. As you approach the fifth watch of the night, reader support spontaneously forms, and the voices of praise grow louder and louder. When you are up at midnight, the great Confucian scholar's debate is deafening, and his tolerant attitude permeates the entire room. When you reach your twentieth birthday, you will have a place in the memories of bookworms, and even in the long course of life, your name will leave a dazzling mark. When you reach fifty, your name will be etched in the long river of novels, and the immortal emperors will not be able to erase your mark. Your footprints will guide future generations in the Fallen Realm Sea. Updates may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of the issues stem from insufficient updates.

Is the original story finished? It seems to be dragging on for quite a while.

I think given the extent of the god-killer's historical constructs, Athena could probably be linked to many more boxes. Just consider the owl, Athena's symbol. Owls are nocturnal creatures, and night is considered the embodiment and harbinger of death, thus linking her to the underworld and the god of death. After night comes the sunrise, which is seen as representing new life, thus linking her to new life and childbirth. In Greek mythology, the olive tree is one of Athena's symbols, representing wisdom, prosperity, and peace. In the Bible, a dove bringing an olive branch signifies the revival of the earth. Prosperity can be linked to harvests, crafts, knowledge, and wealth. #(Funny) As long as you don't care how many connections there are, you can stack boxes like crazy.

I suddenly realized that Athena from Saint Seiya is pretty strong too. Hades has never beaten her, and Poseidon was completely destroyed after fighting her, his soul locked in his own sewers. God of War? He was written out of the story right from the start. #(Laughs)

Ugh, so why do these kinds of stories where the protagonist mistakenly believes they belong to another world always seem to shut off their world-building filter after just a few chapters? That's how it was with the Naruto Haki novel, and it's the same with this one. I remember reading a novel next door where the protagonist transmigrated into a dragon clan and mistakenly thought he was Emiya Shirou. He even created magic circuits, Heroic Spirits, Chaldea Lostbelts, and so on. In the end, the protagonist still thought he had transmigrated into a Lostbelt in the Type-Moon universe.

The Athena in the miniature garden is still Athena, but sometimes battles and devouring occur between different Athenas across different worlds.