I Will Eventually Become an Ally of Justice

The first one is great, the second one is okay, but I wouldn't recommend looking at the rest. The protagonist's character will suddenly undergo a drastic change, becoming like A-rank Flash, possessing a combination of irritability, violence, and foul mouth. It mainly depends on whether you can accept this kind of protagonist personality. (You know what I mean) And this Scáthach is the dumbest character I've ever seen in fanfiction; she actually got subdued by some elementary school-level trick. #(Black lines)

It's not a very good book. The protagonist inexplicably awakens, and then the world revolves around him. The story of farming in the Age of Gods Britain is ridiculous, Merlin's characterization is problematic, and Morgan is a complete mess. Later, when a notebook appears on the battlefield, the author suspects it's a second-hand memoir—are you stupid? Important information like the real name has already appeared, and you're still talking about a second-hand memoir? The author must be out of ideas and just messing around.

There isn't a single book that starts strong and continues to improve; it would have been better if it had just focused on Britain. The rest of the book is garbage.

The writing became increasingly abstract, making the later parts unreadable. I don't know much about the Type-Moon universe. But I also felt the power levels were inconsistent. All that talk about counterforces in the beginning, and then they just seemed like roadside minnows in front of the council? The character development later on was also very poor; some characters even disgusted me.

The beginning was good, but it got worse and worse later on. It has the same problem as that CD+. However, looking at the author's published works, only this one out of eight is complete; the rest are unfinished. It can only be said that the good parts at the beginning were accidental, while the bad parts at the end revealed the author's true skill level.

The first few chapters were quite good, but the pacing faltered later on. The slice-of-life scenes didn't feel like slice-of-life, and the adventures didn't feel like adventures; the transitions were abrupt and uncomfortable to read, giving the impression of settling down on a battlefield. It also became increasingly drawn out and filled with unnecessary padding. For example, the beginning would be a single sentence about moving from one location to another. Later on, it felt like each chapter was a separate chapter: the journey itself, the destination, and the arrival.

Is this supposed to be a harem or a single-woman palace?

What is this book about? Is it good?

I can't join the group. Is the admin incompetent or is the answer wrong?

Highly poisonous, don't look. All the key plot points are blocked and cannot be viewed normally.