Fujimaru Ritsuka: Starting After Chaldea's Annihilation

It's really good. The gender-swap aspect is just like a seasoning, something to play around with and joke about. I can only say that finally, there's a fanfic I can actually read for a while now.

If the author is because of Manbo Xier's new book Having only needed ten pulls to get both Urd and Miss Tsuru from the previous banners, what should I do...? 🧐

So? What's the actual situation now? Is it a completely lighthearted story, or a serious story that's well-written, logical, and without any major flaws?

I've added it to my favorites. I came for the fun of this double-transformation story. Keep it up!

I feel like a protagonist who can freely switch genders would be perfect for writing nonsensical, satirical stories. That way, everyone would become a comedic character.

Annihilation is the normal line, it's just simpler.

Speaking of which, I read an analysis that said the old director's humanistic protection and the celestial sphere are different. Because the old director could directly observe people's inner selves, he felt disgusted by those who were not what they seemed and wanted to create humans who were true to themselves. However, the celestial sphere's function couldn't observe people's inner selves, so it could only create humans who were all show and no substance. Moreover, abusing the director wasn't his intention. Thinking about it this way, aside from being a world-destroying villain in the eyes of aliens, the old director was surprisingly a good person?

I have a guess, or rather, an intuition—that the alternate universe of Gaju might not be built up using only the superficial appearance of Fujimaru Ritsuka. Anything can become, as long as one decides their mode of existence—then the possibility of becoming the universe is not nonexistent, and the possibility of becoming someone else should also exist, as long as the corresponding cognition is implanted...? ... Isn't it a bit too dark?

Keep it up! It has a real FGO vibe. The gender-switching feature is great.

I've been following this book since the last one. It truly witnesses A-Yu's growth. This one is incredibly well-written; there's absolutely no thought of putting it off for a while. These days, authors who don't abandon their projects and update consistently are so rare. Kudos to A-Yu! By the way, if you don't try harder to start a fire by rubbing sticks together, you might not even be able to stay an old married couple anymore 0v0