The Bizarre Journey of an Ordinary Saint Seiya

The Saint Seiya's seventh sense can explode into stars, and he has thousands of superpowers. He can defeat the Godslayer with ease. The original Saint Seiya's earth is only so strong because it is reinforced by the gods.

The characteristic of Saint Seiya is speed. In the end, it doesn't matter if he doesn't kill the opponent in an instant. Instead, he just stands there stupidly watching the opponent keep reading the message and using the oil bottle to release his power. He even misses the opportunity to attack and kill the opponent, restraining himself to hold one. It takes multiple Aqua transformations to perform such a smart operation.

The setting is not exactly the same as the original work, so I suggest you skip it, it's too ** to watch. The author may have never read God Killer. What he wrote in the early stage of Saint Seiya is basically the same as another book.

The most unbearable thing is that the God Killer also brought the original male protagonist to play, and even created a plot where Erica was seen in the hotel. It doesn't matter if she is not the heroine, but she still looks like the heroine. You are so naughty, you just got it.

I think this Saint Seiya has such a weak seventh sense that it takes so long to defeat a king and a god in God Killer. It feels incredible.

What is the original male protagonist of God Killer still doing? Don't tell me whether he will be escorted later or let him succeed in killing God according to the original work. This is very speechless.

This god-killer comes to trouble you, just kill him and treat him. I like the protagonist to be more domineering. It's so pathetic.

You can wield all 7 senses at the speed of light. Who among the Godslayers can stop you? Even the Phoenix Power doesn't have the speed of light.

Received Sasha, Biorete, and Pandora

What about the speed of light of the seventh sense? Isn't this the biggest advantage?