Anime Crossover: Starting with Saint Seiya: The Lost Canvas

1: IQ increased by 100% 2: 20 to 50 years younger than now 3: You can become invisible, pass through walls, and dive underground at will. 4: You won't get sick, and your body will be strengthened comprehensively. 5: Completely reshape your body at will 6: Can talk to animals 7: Read other people's minds 8: God-level disguise 9: Chaos level world bead  ** Infinite clones of divine powers 11: Predict the next twenty-four hours 12: Foresee your own death 13: Immortality and eternal life 14: The richest man in the world, both civil and military. 15: Reply 66 and like it to get the above skills

The protagonist gives me a very strange feeling. He obviously has extremely powerful cheats, and he has the talent and nature of God. Various cheats are stacked together. He should be Long Aotian, but in fact the protagonist has been scheming, and his cultivation speed is surprisingly average, and his combat power is only in Feilu. I suspect that if I put her in the main universe, she could go directly to the Ninth Sense in one year. The above restrictions only limit the protagonist and are used to suppress the combat power. I feel that the protagonist's various plug-ins can only slow down the protagonist's training speed to that of a normal golden saint.

1; The protagonist doesn't have that function 2; The author does not have that function 3; The protagonist author doesn't have that function

Saint Seiya should go pick up Athena and lick the ugly Marvel women.

When I saw the Di Wong chapter, the author was too speechless and made the protagonist too cheap. He said he was low-key, but his behavior was too high-profile and provoked God. As a result, trouble came and he said he had headaches and troubles.

The protagonist is afraid of trouble every day. He is afraid of trouble every day. He is afraid of trouble when he becomes stronger. He is afraid of trouble when he is injured. He has no right to be afraid of trouble. He is also afraid of trouble if he has power. He is afraid of you MB. He just does it. He is just like a swordsman. The protagonist's personality is suitable for going to the temple to knock wooden fish and become a saint warrior of NM. How many chapters has this author made the protagonist afraid? I am speechless...

It's really poisonous. When you touch Athena's body, are you the protagonist or the purple dragon? Is it true that the current author doesn't know how to avoid lightning at all? He was sent to the SS era and temporarily replaced the purple dragon. So in the end, you are using someone else's identity or body now. If you get Athena later, what does it matter? And the character design of the protagonist is really awesome, five stars for the theme, one star for the protagonist, and two and a half stars for the details. Although it's over, I just wanted to come over and complain.

Is there any use? Hmm? The high-level world's combat power goes to the low-level world to show off? 666 It's true

The fundamental reason for sealing strength is that the author's skills are too poor. If the protagonist is strong, the author doesn't know how to write, so he can only play with sealing strength. In the setting of Saint Seiya, you can perfectly control your own power, and Bronze can master the power skillfully. Are you a gold, or an extraordinary gold, and you can also do this kind of activity of sealing the basics of strength training? The setting of the Golden Saint is to be proficient in various superpowers, perfectly master physical and spiritual power, and physically travel across the universe. Do you think Saga's Galaxy Starburst is just a bluff in its name? You also limit yourself to the basics of exercise, is that all?

The author's second opinion about the small universe system is s*h#i. At what speed of light can the physical body enter the realm of gods? Have you read the original settings carefully? Finally, do the various calculations and calculations of the protagonist you write about have any meaning and consequences in the end? While saying that saints' strength increases the fastest during battle, what's the result?