I, the Golden Saint, Came to Recruit Me Only After I Entered the Lord God's Space.

I have read many Saint Seiya novels, and this one is the best. The writing is more serious, there is no laughter, and secondly, the protagonist acts vigorously and resolutely, and there is no running story, which is very good

Very well written, my favorite holy garment is Libra, childhood memories!

In the final analysis, the Saints are just gods harvesting faith. The two opposing groups of Saints and Hades are just two gods choosing loyal dogs. The Golden Saint was disobedient and unwilling to die for Athena. So the new generation of Bronze Saints appeared. And he is extremely loyal to Athena

In fact, I understand that the author writes about the main god space. After all, it is a bit difficult to write about the Saint Seiya system. But the author must first clearly distinguish the so-called sixth sense, seventh sense, eighth sense and even ninth sense of the Saint Seiya's combat power (the Mana sense does not seem to be mentioned in Saint Seiya, which is mainly the ninth sense evolved from the eighth sense, Alaya sense). The author can use his imagination. Also, Lao Che's Saint Seiya appears to be a so-called Greek mythology system. In fact, Eastern Buddhism and Taoism are the basis of the Saint Seiya (the eight senses correspond to the six, seven, and eight senses above). The individual small universe feels like the so-called one flower and one world, which can cultivate itself. These are all self-perceptions. Don't criticize me. We can discuss it together.) Finally, there is the holy cloth. I think (see the thoughts of the saints). The holy cloth is generally the amplifier and defense of the small universe itself (bronze is doubled, silver is doubled, and gold is estimated to be four to five times). But the upper limit can only be the seventh sense. The eighth sense should probably correspond to the sacred cloth. The ninth sense corresponds to the divine cloth.

This book describes the war between gods in detail - gods compete for faith and authority, and once defeated, they fall asleep and reincarnate. Their subordinates are all flags, and they are completely dependent on gods. They remain flags even after they die! The protagonist is unwilling to accept the predetermined fate. While making plans, he continues to improve his strength with the help of plug-ins. Finally, he leads the battle between gods, breaks away from control, and feels free!

What a great book. The story combines the settings of the Saint Seiya and the Lord God's space. Li Yu's adventures in the world of heaven after becoming a hunter are full of surprises. The description of the battle scenes is wonderful, and the humor of the sudden change of painting style is just right. It makes people want to stop.

This is pretty good. There are very few Saint Seiya novels that are engaging. This is pretty good.

There is nothing wrong with it, it has everything it should have, this is the Saint Seiya

It's pretty good writing in the niche genre of Saint Seiya. The disadvantage is that the subject matter is too niche The author has no royalties to support, just generate electricity for love Resulting in a faster pace and a bit shorter in the later stages, but still pretty good.

This book has novel ideas, rigorous logic, beautiful writing, smooth sentences, and gratifying plot. It has reached the first-class level on this very popular foreign reading platform - Shit. I don't allow such an author to be buried, and recommend it to everyone to savor it carefully. [Smile][like]

Very well, many people will bring in the attributes of beings with the same name that they have seen before and say this is wrong and that is wrong. All the readers have to do is accept the setting and enjoy the story. If you can't accept it or enjoy it, just change it to another one.

So far, the writing is quite good, but after reading too many other similar works, I feel a little uncomfortable that the author's "all-in-one power" is stronger than technology. Another point is that gods need divinity and faith. I also feel a little uncomfortable after reading too many novels about cultivating immortals and those with poisonous beliefs. But this just shows how good this book is. Even a ten-year-old bookworm like me finds it interesting.

In the end, the protagonist achieved transcendence and returned the timeline of the Saint Seiya world to normal. But didn't he take away Saga, Saga and the others who believed in him? The Saint Seiya's true spirit was liberated before. Now that the timeline is normal and the Goldens return to their youth, will the true spirit be locked again? He just left?

I like the content of Saint Seiya, but it's a pity that I can't read much of it. It's well written. I'll stick with it and I'll keep reading.

The ideas are novel and clear, and the author will keep working hard. After reading it, it was too little and not satisfying. I just like to watch the author's random plots [laughing]. The story is interesting only if you have never seen it before.

It's okay. It feels very similar to the one I read before, which is also the Golden Saint Master God Space.

It's a great book, the protagonist's character is very interesting and he is very strong. It's so pretentious, so cool

The author writes very well. I haven't seen many books on this subject on Tomato.

I'm sorry for this score. This book is better than many 9.2 And above. It can even be said to be the top three Saint Seiya fanfics. Please give me support.

It's quite interesting, although I didn't know much about Saint Seiya before. I just watched an anime.

It's been a long time since I've been able to finish a book, and I have to give this one a big five stars.

A pretty good novel! You can read it when you are short of books! ! ! ! !

It's very interesting. The plot is not laggy and relatively novel. I hope it won't collapse in the future and will get better and better.

It's been a long time since I've read this. It's a wonderful and refreshing article, but the main god's space is a bit fluttery, and the reincarnations in it will rebel if they say they rebel.

Quite good, fulfilling all the fantasies of Saint Seiya fans. The overall concept is not novel, but the plot is still interesting.

The content is rich and interesting, the world view is grand, and multiple elements are integrated to make it interesting and interesting.

Definitely worth 5 stars. There may be some uncomfortable parts, but it is definitely a good book. The minimum score should be 9 points or more, 7 points or less. It's a bit mediocre later on, but I can still get a score of 8:5 or 6.

I have read this book carefully and it is not bad. The content is quite attractive. The Saints are considered to have returned to their youth. But after all, there are too many universes involved. Some of the characters are still a bit distorted and the ending is a bit hasty. But I still want to give you five stars.

I feel that this is the best book in the Saint Seiya series I have read, and the author keeps up the good work.

The writing is delicate, the emotions are sincere, and the book is well received.