In the Sanctuary: This Saint Is Unbelievably Lucky

To be honest, swearing is meaningless. This thing is really out of character.

I can't say that I know a little bit about the background of Saint Seiya, I can only say that I know nothing about it, and all kinds of nonsense settings come out of my mouth.

These days, I started writing about waste materials again.

This book has 62 chapters, which seems like a lot; in fact, a clear plot can be written in 20 chapters, but it keeps talking nonsense. I don't know if the author has failed to pass the test since he was in elementary school. Has he ever been scolded by his Chinese teacher? The most important thing is that the author obviously did not write a novel, but completely copied the chat between several people into the book without any modification. There is a big difference in lyrics and sentences between daily conversations and serious novels. For example, if you read a movie or TV script as a novel, can the lines of a script be read the same as the paragraphs of a novel?

Big brain, pretty good ideas. But it was obviously written by a child, and he is still a two-dimensional nerd. There is no normal dialogue, and he is familiar with everyone. He just fights the enemies, and the battle descriptions are just about skills.

Don't fall into the trap. This book is written in six chapters about a trivial matter. It takes five or six chapters to bring Pianpian to life in three or five sentences, but the characters are not well portrayed.

This book is useless. After reading so many Saint Seiya fanfics, this one gave me the feeling that there is no outline, the protagonist setting is confusing, and there is no logic to the subsequent plot.

Saint Clothes Comes to Gundam

It's so embarrassing to watch that the cancer keeps coming. It's not about whether you've graduated from elementary school or not. There are so many typos that it's hard to watch.

1 I can't stand it anymore. From the next 120 chapters onwards, Che Zuluo talks over and over again.