Saint Seiya: I Became Poseidon, the Sea God, from the Start

I have to say the author's Saint Seiya fanfiction is really good. The previous book, Hades, was quite good, except for the part where the system turns into a female protagonist, which was a little off-putting, but not a big problem. I just hope this novel won't have the same system turning into a woman.

The Saint Seiya books written by this author are all quite good.

The author's previous book also had a very imaginative plot; every book is enjoyable.

Better than many paid works, I hope you write a long one 😅

This is a pretty good Saint Seiya novel. Although the beginning, with an ordinary person devouring the soul of a god, seems a bit illogical, it's worth a try if you enjoy Saint Seiya novels. Even if you're not entirely satisfied with this one, you can try other Saint Seiya novels by the same author.

Saint Seiya specialist 😏 [OK]

@Fellow Daoist, don't give us another terrible ending like this. Your last two Saint Seiya novels both featured Demon Slayer; how much do you love Demon Slayer? Traveling to other worlds is one thing, but there's one more thing: hurry up and update! 😏 Or how about you collect all three Olympian gods? You've already included one of the two books you're on.

Your expertise in Saint Seiya and Greek mythology is questionable. I started following it from the "God of Healing" series, then moved on to Hades, and now Poseidon. Digimon and Demon Slayer didn't quite suit my taste, but today I started reading Saint Seiya again, and it felt familiar. Then I looked at the author—and guess it was you, Old Deng! 😏 @DaoyouTongYifu

Let me guess what the next book will be about. It's about Zeus, or Cochranus, who, because of playing low-level games and farming in low-level areas for too long, is killed by a single glance from a higher being, like a god of fortune. This crisis becomes both a crisis and an opportunity, and that's when the protagonist's miserable story begins.

It's great. There are so few Saint Seiya fanfics these days, and even fewer that are worth reading. I support it.