I transmigrated, and even turned into a slime named Rimuru...
I thought I had transmigrated into the anime That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime, but then you tell me this is the Type-Moon world!
But... Rimuru soon discovered that the unique skill she had gained wasn't Great Sage from the original series, but Master of Role-Playing!
Playing Enkidu in front of Ishtar and Gilgamesh, with a 100% character match, grants the Noble Phantasms Wisdom of the People and Chains of Heaven.
Playing Cihang Zhenren in front of Qin Shi Huang and Jing Ke, with a 100% character match, grants the innate skill Immortal Body.
Wait...
Playing Guinevere in front of Artoria? What's going on... Am I not a guy?!
And so, Rimuru gradually realized that she had more and more familiar faces from the Holy Grail War around her, and that they all seemed to look at her a little strangely... until she figured out what
#(Seal)#(Salted Fish)#(Salted Fish)#(Salted Fish)
The Uruk arc was really well-written, with a rich cast of characters, a well-paced plot, and plenty of funny yet logically sound plot twists. I really enjoyed it. However, the Qin Dynasty arc was truly disappointing. First, it completely strayed from the theme, having absolutely nothing to do with playing the heroic spirits; it was simply the protagonist playing an immortal deceiving the Qin people. Second, the content was incredibly weak. A lot of setting was explained, but there was absolutely no interesting plot design. It was just the protagonist explaining the settings to the Qin people and the reader for ages. You could understand it, but it was useless because you'd find that most of the content could have been simplified. This reminded me of the classic Tang San digestion arc, where an entire chapter explained the difficulty of breaking through his cultivation technique, his cultivation strategy, and so on, only to conclude with "From now on, we can only take it one step at a time." I mean, couldn't you just give us the result directly? The setting explanations were so uninteresting; it was bland and unappealing. That was my overall impression of the Qin Dynasty arc: uninteresting and dry.