Marvel: The Father of the Saints

This is so jarring! The idea of ​​someone being severely injured and dropping from the ninth sense to the sixth is absurd. Hades, even with his soul possessing an individual, could easily defeat a Saint Seiya, yet he's considered useless by you. Do you even know what the ninth sense is? What does being severely injured have to do with the ninth sense?

A severe injury to the Ninth Sense caused one's strength to drop to the Sixth Sense? This is similar to a severely injured human becoming as weak as an ant.

Did you write this without even reading the Saint Seiya lore? Shaka could fight Shikimo at full power with just a wisp of his cosmos, and getting injured would cause him to drop in power level? Seiya was almost dead but he didn't drop in power level. If you're going to distort the lore, then you're distorting the lore. Don't tell me that everyone has their own interpretation of Hamlet, that's ridiculous.

To suppress one's true strength, causing the Ninth Sense to drop to the Sixth Sense is simply outrageous.

Let me explain the basics of Saint Seiya. The first Saints weren't truly mortals; they were all descendants of gods. The Saints were ranked by their Cosmo. Having Cosmo meant reaching Bronze rank; awakening the Sixth Sense meant Silver rank; and the Seventh Sense meant Gold rank—the limit for ordinary Saints.

That's hilarious! The Five Little Strong Ones have been seriously injured countless times without losing their cultivation level, and you're the one who caused theirs to drop!

The macrocosm and microcosm are two different concepts. Orthodoxly speaking, the limit of the microcosm is the eighth sense. The ninth and tenth senses are concepts from the authorized GA, and they are not exclusive to evil gods, but rather an alternative path to the origin of the universe.

Seeing so many people criticizing it makes me feel relieved.

When it comes to the world-building and history of Saint Seiya, the main sources of information are "Super Mythology" and "The Great Saint War History". Of course, you can add some of your own creative elements to fan fiction, as long as it's not too outrageous. First came Sasuke (SS), then Lost Canvas (LC) and Next Dimension (ND).

If you want to write a powerful protagonist, don't use some ridiculous serious injury to suppress their fighting strength. You haven't even watched Saint Seiya and you're already writing nonsense. They cultivate souls, and serious injuries are out of the question.