I Was Summoned by Kirei Kotomine as Illya?!

It got increasingly difficult to read on; both the main and supporting characters were overpowered, and the protagonist's survival was solely due to the author holding back some plot twists. By World War V, it was even more unbearable; the protagonist seemed to be under the author's spell of reduced intelligence, turning it into a story of protagonist torture. I simply couldn't bear to read any more of it.

Following the fine tradition of the author of Prisma Illya, since Illya in the original work was already miserable enough, I'll make her even more miserable. #(Sad)

I finished reading it after two days. Overall, the writing style and prose are very good, and the battles and daily life scenes are also very well written. However, there is one thing that makes it a bit more and more uncomfortable to read. It feels like I'm constantly being under a debuff, and almost every time I suffer a setback, I'm just about to rise up, but then I get beaten to a pulp in no time. But this is just my personal opinion after reading it.

The plot is indeed interesting. Ilya starting to save people is alright. But half of the story is just filler with tired tropes and unnecessary details. And this filler continues even during battles, especially the fight against Beatrice.

What if Ilya is too perfect and doesn't need redemption? Then kill the perfect Ilya, piece together her corpse to create an imperfect Ilya, and let them fight. Whoever wins gets the redemption. These are my personal feelings about the rest of the first volume. The most disturbing point is that Ilya died from a lack of willpower, and that Ilya wanted to die. The ending of the first volume clearly intended for Ilya's triumphant return, but what followed was just corpses fighting. The unwavering goal belonged to the evil of this world, and the consistent self belonged to the Heart of the Holy Grail. As for Ilya, she had nothing—no family, no friends, no happiness, and no future. After all, Ilya was already dead.

Honestly, what the local guy did was really too much. In the original work, aside from "Illya's reputation" and a thrilling experience, Kuro didn't have much of an impact, so it's reasonable that he was eventually accepted into the main group. But the damage that Kuro has caused to everyone here has already surpassed that of Bazett. Bazett joined the main characters' group only because of the battle against the Giants and the situation in the other world. I find it hard to imagine how Kuro will integrate into the lives of Illya and the others.

This is a rare fanfiction featuring Illya as the main character, but I have to say it felt a bit off, especially in the Fifth Holy Grail War. It got progressively worse. I started reading it before it was even released and subscribed to most of the books afterward. However, it wasn't what I initially wanted. At first, I thought it was about Illya, the Holy Grail Emperor, and wanted to see him participate in the Holy Grail War to save everything. After realizing it wasn't Illya's story, I wanted to see Illya save everything. But the further it went, the more agonizing it became. Anyway, I finished it.

I feel that both of these Ilya characters with supernatural abilities are seriously ill. Leaving aside the Beast Ilya, one of the greatest miracles in Christianity is the resurrection, and according to the Grail Ilya's logic: After the Holy Son was resurrected, Ilya shouted "Long live the Lord!" And then delivered a magnificent backstab, lifting Judas and smashing it into the Holy Son's face. Because the dead should lie obediently on a flat board—Ilya's face. It's fair to say that in high-level gameplay, you still have to look to the Fourth War against Ichigo. The Third Law is special because it's currently the only key to the true ending in all timelines. Protagonists in the Type-Moon universe are practically worthless; you can easily create hundreds or even thousands of protagonists in any given timeline, and there are even protagonists who can surpass Ichigo. In the fantastical Higashide storyline, if Amakusa Shirou Tokisada were to achieve the goal of granting the Third Law to all of humanity, although many might die in the process… But the remaining humans, or rather, the new humans, were able to connect with the development of the Type-Moon series' ceiling-level human storyline. All of humanity became Servants, eventually leaving Earth and spreading throughout the entire galaxy, and somehow transforming their universe into the Azure Galaxy.

The water is so watery! (Angry)

The Japanese server just released a new swimsuit version of Miyu, and judging from the skill animations, it inexplicably reminds me of Miyu wanting to create a world where everyone is Illya, just like the Beast Illya in this book #(laughs)