This work is a fan-created story based on Saint Seiya and its derivative works. It is unofficial and written purely out of love for the original. Some scenes have been adjusted for age suitability, while the main plot has largely been retained and developed.
[Canon-inspired | No transmigration, no System]
Saori in the TV series suddenly seems like a different person:
Yesterday she was still spoiled and difficult to deal with, but today she's become a merciful goddess, and she can even use her Cosmo like a pro? No wonder viewers used to joke, "The ancient Athena must have possessed this young heiress!"
Kido Saori: ...I'm innocent, really.
This story fills in all the parts that felt "abrupt":
The confusion and inner conflict after the truth of her birth is revealed, and her daily practice as she learns to control her Cosmo;
The gradual unlocking of ancient memories, and the Gold Saints' complete shift from skepticism to loyalty;
The worldly machinations of the Graude Foundation, which never disappeared, and the real cost of divine wars on the human world;
And the restraint and protection hidden behind the command in the Hades arc: "Those who disobey will be executed."
There is no instant awakening and no godhood dropped from the sky.
The divine and human sides slowly become one, but Kido Saori herself is always the one in control.
On the final day, she willingly lays down her divine status and returns to her destined path, becoming once again the ordinary Kido Saori of the human world.
Every omission and regret from the original is brought to a satisfying conclusion here.
To be honest, I didn't understand what I wanted to talk about. I only read Chapter 10 of the main text. The content is a text description of the anime. Is this novel prepared to describe the anime content in white?
I haven't read it, but the introduction seems to be talking about the female protagonist. Mainly the author's introduction, which is updated daily with 30,000 words!!