Shirou Emiya Doesn't Want to Become Morgan

The things that the character with the ahoge in this book does can no longer be explained by the characteristics of a destined person or the possessive gravity. Purely morbid and twisted, utterly insane, with emotional rollercoasters, and the supposedly dignified King of Knights treating promises like food. Taking advantage of the protagonist's vulnerability, he forcibly possesses both mind and body. Frankly, kicking him out of the competition is entirely justified; taking advantage of the protagonist's lack of resistance, he continues to create chaos, surpassing even the worst deeds Morgan committed at the beginning. Simply put, the protagonist is great, but the ahoge (cowlick) is unworthy and shouldn't even have a chance to atone.

I think Artoria is also a five-word genius.

Hooray! At least one of Morgan Shirow's books has a happy ending after all these years.

This stream of consciousness is so tiring to read...

Speaking of which, did Shirou only inherit Morgan's appearance but not her physical attributes? Morgan's physical attributes, even if they weren't perfect, as a great fairy from the Sea of ​​Stars, should have been maxed out in terms of resistance and regeneration. Has Sakura already ruined her in the side story so quickly? #(Scared)

Does Shennong exist?

Speaking of which, what's the keyword for a story like Shirou's where he's possessed by a Heroic Spirit and gradually grows to resemble them? I'm looking for similar stories, not those involving a system acting out, but there are so few. More importantly, there aren't any keywords I can find. I don't know how to describe this plot either; does anyone know?

The latest volume is finished, give me a kick!

Miss Bai is cute, but the gravity around her is too high, it's really hard to judge #(crying) Her ahoge makes me want to chop her up, I'd rather Xiao Mo take Miss Bai away and fly away.

Don't be afraid, your dream guy is here!