Li Wei traveled through time and became the useless second son of a small nobleman in the northern border of the empire. His mother died, his brother was humiliated, his father ignored him, and he was left alone. However, the continent was facing an unprecedented crisis...
Can I just be cannon fodder?
Fortunately, along with him comes the ability to summon "Saint Seiyas". When the weak body began to burn the small universe, when the ancient star map lit up in his sea of consciousness - Xie Wu in the Unicorn, Olphi in Lyra, Shaka in Virgo, and all the way to the Bronze Five... Figures that only existed in legends were summoned and became the sharpest sword in his hand.
Internally, the barren territory must be rectified and a strong city built on the ruins; externally, the greedy nobles and strange evil gods must be dealt with to carve out a way out on the empire's chessboard.
Years later, the Imperial Empress looked down on her Duke from her throne. Behind him, the silent saints were clad in starlight, forming a barrier that made even the gods sigh.
"Your Majesty," he smiled, "my territory only believes in equal exchange."
"For example, use this sky full of stars," he raised his hand and pointed at the gods, "to change an era that belongs to us."
This is a legend that lights up constellations, establishes order, and ultimately makes the name of the Saints resound throughout the world in a world of swords and magic.
Reader comments
All chased. It feels okay, although when I read it I felt it was a bit middle-grade and childish, but this book made me want to follow up. The biggest problem with this book now is that the combat power setting feels a bit confusing. The details are also a bit rough. Hey, what the heck, anyway, when I read the book, pictures were automatically generated in my mind, and I just read it as a Saint Seiya fan comic.
I'll give it 4 stars first. The content is quite novel and the writing is good for the time being. It's much better than those that start with the Big Demon King Seiya and the top five heroes, but can't finish writing in the end. As for the Saint system, there are so many things that can be mined. The previous generations of LLC's Golden Saints, Sea Fighters, God Fighters, and Underworld Fighters can all be summoned according to the situation. But as for the Golden Saints, Seiya Demon King, and the Three Giants of the Underworld, they are written according to SSS God Cards. In short, the rhythm is stable. Don't improve too quickly, otherwise it will be embarrassing later. Personally, I suggest that it would be more interesting to blindly summon and set a share percentage of level skills. If you want to summon an object, it is recommended to use it as a summoning tool and don't interact too much with the protagonist. If Poseidon, Pluto and the like can be summoned again later, it will probably be more explosive and interesting. Anyway, go for it and keep the rhythm steady. It will be no problem for more than 1,000 chapters.
Make things happen by force! I want you to scout! You go straight to Huanglong! Everyone on the outside worked hard! Where does the confidence come from!
You must finish it. It's rare to find a good book. Come on! ! !
The writing is very nice. It is not exaggerated and suddenly becomes powerful. Although it is systematic, it is also very reasonable.
Not bad, keep up the good work
It's okay if you have feelings
Not bad, come on, come on
Well written, keep up the good work!
Good job author
A good book, very beautiful
Recommend good books
It's kind of interesting. When I was a kid, I was a Saint.
It's well written, the author, please come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Come on author, the content is rich, keep up the hard work
The most important thing is that there are not so many sarcastic plots that deserve my five-star support to improve the score.
A type I haven't seen before, but it's pretty good [Like][Like][Like]
A good subject matter and the author's writing style is also good. Worth a look.
All chased. It feels okay, although when I read it I felt it was a bit middle-grade and childish, but this book made me want to follow up. The biggest problem with this book now is that the combat power setting feels a bit confusing. The details are also a bit rough. Hey, what the heck, anyway, when I read the book, pictures were automatically generated in my mind, and I just read it as a Saint Seiya fan comic.
I'll give it 4 stars first. The content is quite novel and the writing is good for the time being. It's much better than those that start with the Big Demon King Seiya and the top five heroes, but can't finish writing in the end. As for the Saint system, there are so many things that can be mined. The previous generations of LLC's Golden Saints, Sea Fighters, God Fighters, and Underworld Fighters can all be summoned according to the situation. But as for the Golden Saints, Seiya Demon King, and the Three Giants of the Underworld, they are written according to SSS God Cards. In short, the rhythm is stable. Don't improve too quickly, otherwise it will be embarrassing later. Personally, I suggest that it would be more interesting to blindly summon and set a share percentage of level skills. If you want to summon an object, it is recommended to use it as a summoning tool and don't interact too much with the protagonist. If Poseidon, Pluto and the like can be summoned again later, it will probably be more explosive and interesting. Anyway, go for it and keep the rhythm steady. It will be no problem for more than 1,000 chapters.
Make things happen by force! I want you to scout! You go straight to Huanglong! Everyone on the outside worked hard! Where does the confidence come from!
You must finish it. It's rare to find a good book. Come on! ! !
The writing is very nice. It is not exaggerated and suddenly becomes powerful. Although it is systematic, it is also very reasonable.
Not bad, keep up the good work
It's okay if you have feelings
Not bad, come on, come on
Well written, keep up the good work!
Good job author
A good book, very beautiful
Recommend good books
It's kind of interesting. When I was a kid, I was a Saint.
It's well written, the author, please come on, come on, come on, come on, come on
Come on author, the content is rich, keep up the hard work
The most important thing is that there are not so many sarcastic plots that deserve my five-star support to improve the score.
A type I haven't seen before, but it's pretty good [Like][Like][Like]
A good subject matter and the author's writing style is also good. Worth a look.