The Saint Seiya Hero Shining in Marvel

Why is it only one update? They were having a blast before, letting loose and having too much fun, and now they've given up? Young man, you need to be more restrained!

Let's put a pause on the debate about the strength of the Saint Seiya characters. Especially to '74171', I know you like Saint Seiya, thank you for your long comment, but one fan can be more hating than ten haters, so please stop stirring up trouble. Everyone should just quietly read a book, laugh if they enjoy it, and curse the author if they don't. Isn't that perfectly reasonable?

I'll get 100 followers, and if I don't lose my mind later, I'll subscribe to support them all.

As for G, this is officially recognized, but personally, I think it's unreasonable for a Saint to destroy the Earth. This isn't a Gold or Silver Saint; at most, it's a Bronze Saint. A Bronze Saint really can't destroy the Earth. This would require at least a Silver Saint [it seems like the Saint Seiya forums and strength discussion forums all agree.

Since the protagonist's box is set to allow him to learn all the skills of the Sanctuary, it's better to start with a Gold Saint Cloth as the first item. There are just too many; there are 12 Gold Saint Cloths alone. If you start with a Bronze or Silver Saint Cloth, how long will you have to wait? After all, people who watch Saint Seiya are mainly satisfied by the sheer prestige of the Gold Saint Cloths.

I can't help but complain a bit. Don't get bloodied and seriously injured in every fight. You're the captain, not the Saint Seiya! You're really embarrassing yourself.

The book is alright, but I want to say that Marvel isn't suitable for Saint Seiya because Zeus was hit by the Ancient One.

I've read over 50 chapters, and I just can't take it anymore. The protagonist, who has already awakened his inner power, fights several gangsters and narrowly escapes death. Five senses, supersonic speed, hundreds of punches per second, each punch carrying over a ton of force—these are the most basic settings for a Saint Seiya character. Supersonic speed, 340 meters per second.

Why do some people just not understand? They like stories with foreign settings, especially science fiction. Many don't read martial arts or fantasy novels. They don't like stories about martial arts masters, mages, or knights cultivating immortality. Yet, some authors insist on learning martial arts from Marvel, or internal energy cultivation in America. Marvel plus Saint Seiya? Great, harmonious. Marvel plus Saint Seiya plus Chinese Kung Fu. Thank you, goodbye.

Seeing the idea of ​​using a missile launcher to shoot the protagonist in New York was truly unbearable. The author needs some common sense! If a gang in New York can get their hands on a missile launcher, that's no longer a gang, that's a terrorist organization. What does it mean for an unofficial organization to be able to set up a missile launcher in New York?