Regulus Decides to Quit Being a Saint Seiya

The main character's fate depends on their own likes and dislikes. Naruto Uzumaki is busy every day after becoming Hokage, but that's problematic. Who does nothing all day but stay home with their wife and kids? People say Boruto is pitiful, but he's just a typical spoiled brat. How is he pitiful? He's in a cold war with his father just because his dad is busy.

The comments say that the protagonist killed Ainz Ooal Gown, who had just transmigrated into the past, and then a bunch of people argued about whether his values ​​were right or wrong. First, let me tell you about Ainz Ooal Gown's personal information after he was transported to the world. Ainz Ooal Gown was originally an Earthling (no problem, right?)

According to the author's character design for this book, you might as well kill your goddess Athena too. First, she and Hera waged the Trojan War; second, she's a goddess, not a human. Come on, author, you've got all the conditions you wanted. Hurry up and kill her, let me see if your protagonist is really that principled.

Indeed, with your mindset, it's no wonder this book became a hit. Judging others' justice based on your own limited understanding is the greatest sin of all.

It feels like this novel doesn't treat people outside the group chat as human beings. They change memories and conduct research on them without considering the feelings and wishes of those involved. 😅😅

Everyone has their own way of living, so I won't say much more. I'll just share my thoughts on the protagonist killing Ainz Ooal Gown. This is a classic example of murder based on fabricated charges. To judge or affirm a person solely based on their future is narrow-minded and extremely foolish. What are the consequences of this?

It seems that the Saint Seiya character you created is nothing more than a self-righteous piece of trash. If we use something that a person is certain to do in the future as evidence of a crime, then... This means that the person making this judgment is himself like that. If we directly put someone on trial and kill an innocent person, that would be a terrible outcome.

Although Naruto in Boruto did neglect his family because of his job as Hokage, it doesn't mean that Naruto didn't care about them. In the spin-off, there's a scene where Naruto uses shadow clones to play with Boruto. Although it's not very obvious, those are Naruto's shadow clones. Catching Boruto would be a matter of moments, but Naruto let his shadow clones mess with Boruto for so long.

Why are so many people upset that Regulus killed Ainz? Even though the flying squirrel is already considered "non-human" in terms of both its species and self-perception. What's wrong with killing a "different species" that will cause mass killings of humans in the future? Especially his gang of outcasts, who were initially categorized as extremely evil, practically beyond redemption. Of course, they had to be killed outright.

Saeko Busujima has bloodlust, so why can she be understood and purified?