[Saint Seiya] Medical Disputes Are the Worst

Why I Want to Die opened the last chapter. I was immersed in the plot all the way. I was obviously aware of the strength of my wife's writing, the huge layout, and the exquisite conception. Why do I have to open the last chapter to torture myself. No matter what happens to the protagonist in the future, I am not worried, because I know that what is waiting ahead must be hope. But this last chapter made me cry like there was a stone in my throat. He would bid farewell to his lover, bid farewell to his friends, and finally bid farewell to Aiolos, watching Aiolos seal the sanctuary, and watching all the people he loved turn into eternal tombstones. In the end, I am left alone in this world. The same goes for Shun. Even if his wife is immortal, goes to Hades and becomes the new God of Hades, loses all his relatives, friends, and lovers, and all his memories fade away, is the one who survives in the end still considered Shun? Each pope has to bear the memory of his dead comrades and survive alone for more than two hundred years until the next holy war begins. I have always felt a little melancholy about this fact, but not very sad. Because I know there will be the next generation to pass on their spirit, and those energetic young people will bring new hope. But this time, the holy war is truly over, and no gods will disturb the earth again... I can't write anymore, I can't express my sadness. Every time I read this novel, I am cautious and only allow myself to read one chapter, for fear of seeing the final ending. Saint Seiya is a heavy and sad story. It is because of love that we feel such pain when we lose. But no matter how slow it is, no matter how hard you try to refresh your memory, try to start from the beginning. Just like people are bound to die, the story will always end one day. "Everyone lived happily ever after" in my opinion. This kind of fairy tale ending is never HE. The story is over, and then there is only one sentence left: "Many years later, they were buried here." What saddens me more than that is that they were not buried, they had no successors. The narration about Aiolos, as the last pope, closing the sanctuary, only had 3 lines of text, which made me cry for two hours. I know this is the best ending for him, he had no ending. But, I am still so sad, why do people always have to experience such painful partings. What made me cry even more was Linyu being left alone. In the first few chapters of the story, I felt like a female author. Because of the lack of literature, I have read a lot of fanfics written by male authors at Qidian. I personally feel that male authors care more about improving strength and fighting. However, this article is not only large-scale, with exquisite ideas and strict logic, but also has good emotions and detailed descriptions. What convinced me of this idea was Linyu's attitude towards the sea fighter and Didis. He was such a man, so perfect that I was convinced that it was impossible to exist. If it were a male author, he would have already played against the Magic Bell and Sharna. Even if it is not an open harem, there will definitely be one or two ambiguous descriptions (for example, as soon as the male protagonist appears to save people, even if it is an ordinary girl in the village, he will not sleep with Da Ai first, hahaha). Anyway, thank you madam for writing such a good article. I won't dare to open it and read it again in a short time. I will definitely cry every time I read this last chapter.

I'd like to ask if you authorize me to write a movie review (can I say it's because I saw the Linyu character design at the old Ford and I was so cool?)

Wooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooot tot to To to To to to ! Saint Seiya has always been a story that celebrates love, hope, justice and peace. It can be seen in the lines of this text that my wife has carefully considered and displayed these values. I really like the ending of the disappearance of gods. In works where gods appear, there is often an entanglement between divinity and humanity. It is not the difference between good and evil, but two different value systems. Divinity is noble, but human nature also has its own brilliance. Athena and Odysseus recognized the brilliance of human nature and were willing to retire in the new era. Without the intervention of gods, the future of the earth will be truly dominated by humans.

Emotional Ikki is the real Persephone

The writing is so beautiful. It's really not easy to read a long novel in Shengtongren.

After silently chasing, come over and say: Madam, what you wrote is really awesome, I have been relying on this article to keep regurgitating the cud for a living (Linmen) (put your hands together)

Ker: Do you think I'm angry or surprised? No, I'm the prettiest cub with an expressionless face.

Ah, in thousands of years, maybe human beings have entered the interstellar age. If the male protagonist is willing, maybe he can explore the stars and sea with humans. On the bright side, he can see scenery that even the gods have never seen, which is a good thing.

When I woke up, I was able to do it again! FGO people are fearless! If you don't have it, just come and be my wife! What is the new pit? If you say Saint Seiya, I will jump immediately! (When he saw his wife, he immediately sent her to her regardless of life or death)

Teacher, when will Minos next door be updated again? I saw that you had a friendly link with that teacher, so I asked [please] [cheek]