Type-Moon, Redemption Begins with the Holy Grail War

Sony knocked the mushroom to the ground with one punch, determined to take him back as a jackpot!

Keep going! #(Crying) I'm surviving this month until there's any news about a sequel. I was so angry last night that I almost lost my mind.

This book is best read in one sitting. I read through the first volume in one go and found it to be truly amazing. The foreshadowing of Ritsuka's struggles in the beginning, the chaotic battle in the middle of the Divine Cup, and the resolution of foreshadowing in the end, along with the very fitting portrayal of her relationship with Morgan, all gave it a feel similar to reading FGO's official text.

Author, I met the old director and he promised to make it worse than death for me. #(Angry)#(Angry)#(Angry)#(Angry)

It's very well written, and the portrayal of the protagonist Ritsuka's spirit is in line with the Golden Spirit. The plot is full of ups and downs, with one high-energy moment after another, making it anything but boring. However, it seems like there are very few viewers, and not much interaction in the comments. Is Type-Moon really getting so little attention on NekoMoon now? #(Sad)

A truly captivating book, with excellent writing and plot, and a well-paced narrative. While the initial ratings weren't particularly high, I especially love the line: "People will naturally flow towards civilization." I hope the author continues. #(Cute)

Will the final chapter's setting affect the outline? #(Question mark) Although some parts have been researched, no one probably expected the prison warlord to be so ruthless and so low-class.

Bro, please keep updating consistently. Right now, on the entire Cat Station, there aren't many Type-Moon books available for viewing on simulators, and there are really very few worth reading. Keep it up!

Is Tachibana the female lead?

It's not a simulator, not a movie review, but well-written, a good read.