Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas, I Forge Myself into a God

Either the protagonist simply doesn't need to open a small universe and directly forges it into a god, or it can be explained that the protagonist's corresponding natal sign is the golden Ophiuchus, so he can't find a reward to find it, or can the sun, lunar, purple micro, and twenty-eight constellations be used? Or just take the path of God directly Anyway, if you are so oppressive about the protagonist, just wait and see if there is anyone who supports the book. At worst, wait until you finish the book and see how it goes.

Have you checked the information? When you write.

**Novel in Saint Seiya skin

Slash the most important natal star and small universe of the Saint. . . Just press it, which Saint Seiya fan would do this? It's better to use the will of the gods and the ultimate power The treasure chest reward does not solve the problem of life first, but instead solves the seventh sense of the future and the skills that come with gold. . . After solving the problem of destiny, isn't it a matter of time before gold comes with its own skills? And for what reason do you use it openly? It's like dying in the light

Apart from a few names, does this book have anything to do with the Saints? It's just a fantasy novel

Please check it after the author has finished writing. In the first one or two chapters, the main character's name was wrong several times. You started so casually, how can you attract people to continue reading?

It is different from traditional Saint Seiya novels and fills in the blanks below Saint Seiya's Sixth Sense. It is very worthwhile.

If you don't write about orthodox Saints, you can read the comprehensive comics written by Quan Wang starting from the Age of Gods. And you have to think about how the protagonist will explain to the gods after he reaches the realm of the eighth sense and above, and then how to get the gods to agree when the protagonist becomes a god, at least without being interrupted. Think about the fate of Ophiuchus, and the question of survival and position after becoming a god. Should he be a god of Athena for the time being or be independent?

What kind of crappy book is it? It starts with a bunch of passers-by. If you write about Saints, just write it well. Who will read those passers-by?

Comments on Chapter 95: The Golden Saint, Cannot Be Insulted in "Saint: The Myth of Pluto, I Forged into a God" by Lang Lishuang.