Marvel: A Saint Seiya Story Beginning with the Reality Stone

Marking this so I can skip it later when I see it. (This is a repetitive, rambling commentary; it's an AI-generated text.)

I've finished reading the chapters up to July 22, 2026. Here's a summary. I glanced at the comments section and it seems to be from an experienced author. I'll probably get criticized after writing this post, so I'm not planning to reply to everyone. Let me state upfront that this is entirely based on my personal reading experience. If it differs from yours, please refer to your own experience.

Wow, you just subscribed to the last Saint Seiya book and you already cancelled it, now you've started another one! 😆😆😆😆 I'm really impressed.

As the title says, anyone who watches this will regret it. It's a waste of the subject matter, full of disgusting verbal tics, and it keeps repeating itself over and over again. You *f* The protagonist is also a psychopath, with his left brain attacking his right brain in various ways.

I don't even need to click into the comments to see the cover; I can confirm it just by looking at the comments.

Is this author Mi Yike's alternate account? He's really good at writing garbage; after so many books, his writing hasn't improved at all.

I really don't know what I did wrong in this life. This morning, I randomly clicked on a book and started listening to an audiobook. I was driving and couldn't change it, so I forced myself to listen for so long. The language is incoherent, the logic is flawed, the writing is terrible, and the reading is awkward. Is this some kind of Saint Seiya story or toilet paper?

Family Hero: The author consistently conveys their own ideas; without the plot, I felt like I was reading an emotional analysis and popular science book.

Oh, it's a book by Mi Yike. No wonder it's so awful.

You deserve to die, you piece of trash. Other authors write long explanations to show how you hide things, there's foreshadowing, but you have no foreshadowing at all, it's all just nonsense.