Type-Moon: Unlocking Heroic Spirit Powers Through a Dating Sim

Synopsis: Ying Gu, who has transmigrated from ancient times, arrives at Chaldea Academy and becomes the only human student in the entire school. The code that appears on his wrist tells him this is a world about to be pruned, and he is a player.

The good news: his cheat is a dating game. As long as he gets along with the Heroic Spirits, he can inherit their skills and Noble Phantasms.

The bad news: from the start, he wins over Morgan. Not her daughter Baobhan Sith, but her mother.

Morgan sends him selfies late at night, secretly rubs her foot against his leg under the table, and points her chopsticks at him in front of her whole family at a mixer: "Excuse me, young man, would you be willing to accept my children along with me?"

Ying Gu's mind shatters on the spot. I just wanted to learn a skill, so how did I end up inheriting an entire Lostbelt?

Even more absurdly, he breaks into a haunted house to win over Baobhan Sith, only to get chased by Grand Servant Tezcatlipoca. In a desperate moment, he hurls Tristan like a javelin to block a blow, and even unlocks Knight of Owner EX in the process.

Looking at his increasingly ridiculous skill list, Ying Gu falls into deep thought: Is there something wrong with this dating game?

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.