Reincarnated as Gojo Satoru, but I Have to Fight in the Holy Grail War?

Although I know it's a bit silly to compare combat strength across different works, I still want to ask, if Gojou were to be placed in the Type-Moon universe, how would his limitless power be calculated in terms of mystery? Because in the behavioral world, ancient mystery would crush modern mystery, and if Gojou were to fight, he would definitely be more powerful as a Master, but if he were to fight against a Servant, would his stats be insufficient?

Gojo Satoru would probably be considered top-tier among Heroic Spirits. Honestly, purely in terms of combat power, he's a bit like Avalon's ahoge (cowlick), with similar attributes in many ways. However, he doesn't seem capable of directly confronting top-tier Heroic Spirits; you'd think he'd be outmaneuvered by other Heroic Spirits with special abilities, like Gokumon Jō or Delusion of the Heart.

"No limits" is basically a low-tier version of Avalon. It's okay against regular Servants, but it'll be useless against the Golden Trio. Although Type-Moon has always been associated with the Ocean of Milk, Gojou Goshin can't cross the ocean. #(Laughs)

2.5 Is considered top-tier trash. Its weakness is the lack of super high-damage skills. The only truly limitless attacks are those based on causality, spacetime, and spell interference. The latter even have strength assessments. Even with these, have you ever used a spell with five defensive stats and a reversal spell like the God Head Demon Face?

Single female lead, multiple female leads, or no female lead?

Suku: Come on, Gojo Satoru, I cheated in the last battle, let's have another fight.

The first chapter already stated that he had been in the El-Melloi classroom for two years since joining Type-Moon. With Gojo Satoru's talent, couldn't he have produced something impressive after two years of learning magic and curses? Or did he only learn a few things from Morgan and still not know how to use them well? Does Tiamat need your protection? Why not just have Tiamat come and take him down in a second? If I want to see the five stars clash, can't I just go read a curse-themed fanfic?

In the world of sorcery, abilities are generally so powerful that they can easily defeat weaker opponents, making it difficult to challenge those above them. In the worldview of sorcery, an individual's overall abilities are actually predetermined by fate, that is, the hand of destiny. Personal cultivation does not play a major role in the worldview of sorcery. That said, this book has a strong pandering to otaku taste, mainly because the author wrote it on a whim without seriously planning the plot development or studying the original setting. In this situation, the writing lacks a core, the message is too empty, the characters are not well-developed, and even an interesting story will become boring to read due to the lack of a key soul.

Nothing after the single?

This is some old Deng's new account #(funny)