Are You Enjoying This Journey?

Gudako herself doesn't actually possess that many magical skills; in battles where she's personally involved, she mostly relies on her immense strength. Furthermore, the Gudako in the first part of the series wasn't as manic; she was still in her normal form. It wasn't until the Lostbelts that she became overwhelmed by pressure. Therefore, the Gudako in her childhood in the first half of the book seems a bit strange. The Gudako from this period should be full of high spirits and hope, essentially still a reckless individual, but she acts more like she's been tortured and numbed later on, giving off a mature "savior" vibe. Having played FGO for so many years, I can clearly feel the change in Gudako before and after, which is quite remarkable.

Children, actually, because of the timeline rewind, not only did the warden come back to life, but the prison warden also came back to life.

Kill the people who came back to Type-Moon to save us, and grill the mushrooms while you're at it.

Black Jeanne is so lively, but where are you, Fat Director? #(Laughing and crying)

There are a lot of stitches.

The director was revived after watching the ad.

It's quite easy for Japanese anime to be adapted into American TV series. If it's just about the concept and power system, it's fine, but if it's borrowed too much, it becomes jarring.

It's beautifully written, the blending is wonderful, I love reading it, hurry up!

Everything is pretty good, except the romance storyline is a bit weak; it feels like the romance storyline was added just for the sake of it.

There seem to be too many elements; it might have the opposite effect.