Saint Seiya: A Journey Through Dimensions

I'm sorry, readers. Three grains of sand made me miserable. I was tortured by stones for more than two months. The pain... I felt like there was a huge hole inside my body... I tried various methods and finally had surgery... Finally relieved, I will resume updating next, thank you for your support

A Saint who doesn't want to sleep with Athena is not a good Saint.

Isn't this a bit too boastful about being a god in a seminary??? The divine body is stronger than the physical body of the Saint Seiya World God??? Are you kidding me? Loki's human body was destroyed by the exclamation of Athena with the power of the Big Bang, and it was not his true body. The gods of the Saint Seiya world casually crushed the gods of the Super Seminary.

The physique of the gods in the Super Seminary is not as good as that of the Saint Seiyas. Author, please don't write nonsense.

What the author wrote about this saint warrior is really messy.

I don't object to coming to the harem, but it's too much to accept even all the actors and actresses as long as they are women.

Shaka. It seems to be the reincarnation of Buddha. . If the sexual precept is broken, the Buddha mind will be unstable. Leading to deterioration in strength. .

When will this chapter end?

Super God is finally over, where is the next world?

The plot makes people feel immersive, and the protagonist is very strange at first. He obviously said he was a time traveler at first, but somehow he turned out to be just like Shaka, except for the accident of liking girls. . . Did you cross SaGa instead of becoming SaGa? Why did you suddenly become a saint? . The relationship lines with the heroines are also not well written, giving people the feeling that they are girlfriends, or they suddenly become girlfriends, or the characters will suddenly fall in love with the protagonist at first sight, which does not give people the feeling that they are in love. How should I put it? If future book friends read hundreds of chapters, you will probably understand that the author wants to write about the protagonist's changes in mood, but the emotional line is really poorly written. Plus, he is traveling through SaGa, not SaGa! In the plot, the protagonist feels like a serious sage model after time travel. But do you think it is possible for him to be like this once he time travels?