The Great Liar Artoria

The author's writing style is basically the best I've ever read. Sometimes it feels like reading opera, perhaps because I genuinely love this style. The emotional descriptions are incredibly delicate, with a wealth of psychological details, making it a truly heavy read. Each character is intertwined, until love and hate become one—it's so heavy, so twisted. And it's written in the first person, so it reads like a river, but much heavier than a river. This book is considerably weaker than *The Realm of Karma*, but it feels much more twisted, perhaps because there are more characters, or maybe the plot is a bit weaker. I heard the author isn't in good health, but even with the poor performance of his later books, he still kept writing. #(Almost crying)

This is a mess. Is the author a Warhammer fanboy? The abrupt insertion of Warhammer elements is completely nonsensical; the title and tags have absolutely no Warhammer reference. I came here expecting pure FGO… and the original characters are completely out of character. Even if you use the names of characters from the original work, you should at least retain some of their personality traits. This is no different from simply using the skin of the original characters. Most importantly, it's too pretentious. An ordinary person experiences King Arthur's life and then thinks they're an actor playing her, without any struggle to distinguish themselves from the character. Whatever the reason, it's just too jarring.

The character psychology portrayal was too verbose; everything else was fine.