My Mother, Manaka Sajyou

Sometimes it's terrible, sometimes it's good, but the author likes to add inexplicable settings without explaining when or how they were obtained, leaving readers confused about the timeline. This author even created a timeline specifically for this, just because they like adding settings. As a result, the later plot doesn't make any sense. People criticize the author for distorting established plot points, but the author is actually the same kind of person, and also has a pretentious, pretentious personality. In the Fourteen Riders War flashback, Atalanta is mentioned, and then a daughter suddenly appears, making Atalanta a minor character. It's ridiculous. This book is entirely supported by the minor imperial-themed content. As for the plot, the author writes whatever comes to mind. Some plot holes that were originally supposed to be filled later are now just dug and left unfilled; the author just writes whatever comes to mind.

The Greek chapter is what the author considers the most brilliant, but I find it quite disgusting. No matter what your purpose is, torturing a lord is not something to be happy about, is it?

This one is better. The other book keeps showing up at my house, it's disgusting. I don't know why the new book has to be related to Shinji Matou. It's toxic.

I sincerely suggest that those who haven't read it skip the Greek memories section of Volume 7 (chapters 376-386). These 10 chapters feel like the author, Haihu, has been indulging in too much pretentious writing and has gone completely mad, a product of his own self-absorbed world (including the protagonist's suffering, a high-tension family drama, and a host of other flaws). Skipping them won't affect the plot. When I first started reading, I felt disgusted by this part and dropped the book. Later, I found out the whole book was finished and went back to read it again, and I still felt disgusted. #(Sad) The other parts are quite well written, especially the erotic parts. #(Funny)

What bothered me was the intimate scenes with Maiya. After all, she had a child with him... I wouldn't say anything about her being a married woman, but the P-scenes were a bit...

After reading the Japanese Heian-moku (peace scroll), I couldn't help but ask the author, "Are you really human?"

I'm not very familiar with the Type-Moon universe, so it was a bit confusing while watching. The protagonist's identity kept changing, and mothers kept popping up out of nowhere. What exactly is the protagonist?

The best long-running, completed Type-Moon fanfiction I've ever read.

Holy crap, a full subscription with a 40% discount still costs 7,500 cat coins, that's incredible!

Where can I find the blocked chapters of the new book? They're not in the old group chat.