In Type-Moon, My Deceased Girlfriend Sajyou Manaka

Actually, this book is about a new Arthurian legend that's been eroded by the new Three Kingdoms, right? 🤓

A Phantom Sorcerer? Really? Holy crap! It's actually a Spirit Summoning Master! This episode is amazing. Don't ask me where the god is; if you ask again, I'll answer that the god is behind the original.

How did Aika die?

If it were you, you definitely could...

Oh my god, Chicken Bro, I have 20 rupees, can you send me some great and satisfying updates?

Haki, do you really like Aozaki Okuko that much?!

Does the author really like cuckolded heroines who are obsessed with watching movies? Is it that after "Love Green" comes "Love Song"?

Choosing this particular time to release Ai Ge's book has made it a hit. Won't she face criticism? Or is the author planning to add some kind of patch later?

I saw a science post about this before, but I don't know if it's true. The Church is largely opposed to witch hunts because Christianity is a monotheistic religion; there is only one God, and all supernatural things belong to Him. If we acknowledge that witches truly possess supernatural powers, it would be tantamount to appropriating God's authority. Therefore, the Church doesn't really acknowledge the existence of witches.

It just looks really awkward. The timeline is wrong, and this Camelot doesn't resemble the Camelot from Type-Moon at all. It's just too overpowered. Is this Lostbelt? #(Funny)#(funny)#(funny)