Saint Seiya: I, Wang Hu, Will Never Be the Other Woman's Backup

This book is doomed to fail. Saint Seiya's popularity on Qidian is less than 1/10 of One Piece and Naruto. No matter how well it's written, it's bound to flop. After achieving some success and demonstrating good writing, it will definitely move towards a larger market. Yet, it only has 14 comments for 24 chapters. I don't understand.

I don't like the personalities of Japanese anime protagonists at all, but their anime worldviews are pretty good. As long as it doesn't end with an absurd ending like "Saint Seiya: Life of a Saint Starting from Sanctuary," it's fine.

I like Wang Hu; I find Japanese people disgusting.

Keep it up, there are already few Saint Seiya stories, especially one about Wang Hu, a minor character who inexplicably becomes a stepping stone for the Japanese invaders.

Pegasus - Casios Dragon - Wang Hu Cygnus - Isaac Phoenix Constellation - Instant Andromeda - Ikki

The Saint Seiya novels being written now feature characters whose sixth sense attack can't even wipe out a village!

I feel like the writing has fallen apart. The protagonist is openly betraying his master and ancestors—how is he any different from Han Feng? 😰 Where's the positive energy? Where are the core values? Doesn't writing like this just become extreme egoism? It's like Tang Shenwang (a character from a popular Chinese novel). 😥

Has anyone seen Saint Seiya: Sagittarius? It's very explicit and violent.

If you ask me, as true descendants of the Yellow Emperor and the Chinese people, what do we need a Saint Cloth for? It's so fragile, it would break at the slightest touch. Your protagonist can choose a different enhancement path: one is to choose the power of Holy Light and become a Paladin; another is to choose the power of Shadow and become a Fel Knight; or you can simply embrace Fel energy!

They won't make Athena the villain, will they? 😰 I feel like the villains will be gods or Chronos and the like.