Type-Moon: I Raised a Beast in the Inner World

Everything's fine now, but I don't know how the author plans to write about Sesshouin and Kama, these two heavyweight characters. (So sad) Sesshouin treats all humans, including the world itself, as entertainment, while Kama uses clones that share the same senses as the original body to corrupt people and then puts them in hell. Type-Moon's characters have too many problems; they're only holding on because of their huge IPs, otherwise they should have died long ago.

I seem to have dreamt that the author, short and weak, could only manage 6,000 words before collapsing, then was pressured by readers to write 10,000 words, after which he died from exhaustion... The readers were like a tangible wife trying to drain her incompetent husband dry.

On December 27, 2025, the final chapter of FGO Part 2 concluded. Players sold their accounts, merged them with other accounts, and cursed Nasu. But I did the opposite, spending a fortune on 518 (a popular Chinese mobile game). Everyone laughed at me for being crazy, but only I knew that at 23:59:59 on December 31, 2025, the Earth in the game would overwrite the real world, and Singularity X Fuyuki would appear out of thin air. The resources and Saint Quartz stored in your FGO account would become crucial for survival in the new world. In my previous life, I quit the game because of Nasu's frustration. When the Singularity appeared, I only had a few dozen Saint Quartz, unable to summon powerful Servants, and was killed by the Dragon Fang Soldiers. In this life, I will reclaim everything that is rightfully mine.

Having read up to chapter 18 so far, I feel it's pretty good, very good. Based on current information, it appears to be a classic Type-Moon simulation novel, purely a lighthearted and enjoyable read. However, there are simply too many classic Type-Moon simulation stories that started strong but ended weakly. If the author can maintain this level of performance... That could indeed be called a masterpiece.

Goetia accomplished something neither Gaia nor Alaya could do with ease. #(Funny) After killing them, he even dared to taunt them from the spot. #(Funny) It's not that you, the Human Order Incineration Warlock, didn't even complete it; the size difference between you and the other beasts isn't that significant. #(Funny) You couldn't even beat Tiamat in a 1v1, let alone a 1v3. I'm a little curious how you're going to survive after the Temple of Time is located. #(Funny)

Did the author see the ending of Chapter 2? It's so shocking. But while it's shocking, it also puts countless fanfiction authors in the back (lol). I wonder if the author accepts the ending of Chapter 2 in the original work?

Why is Type-Moon now only available as an simulator?

Damn, the Japanese FGO server pulled off a terrible New Year's event. I watched a whole hour of recaps and ads, and there was absolutely no information. The new Grand Artoria Pendragon card, according to the Bond 5 description, means her appearance means Caster Artoria Pendragon is dead... Sigh, after all this, I'm almost afraid to play the Chinese server.

Now that the final chapter is over, I really want to say, please be kinder to the director! #(Almost crying)

The fact that the entire Chaldea team faked their deaths gave me the chills. I never imagined that everyone had faked their deaths back then. Just thinking about how this was foreshadowing that spanned half a month makes me break out in a cold sweat. Their strategic battles are phenomenal. The brain-dead nature of Nasu is beyond what we mere Moon Gods can imagine. The aftereffects are too strong; my brain hasn't even recovered yet. It's been constantly tense, and I can't stop thinking. All the memories from December 31st have vanished. The plot that should have been presented on January 1st only came back to life after seven days! It made me sweat profusely. No wonder no one can surpass the strategic battles in FGO's plot.