The Story of the Heroic Spirit of the Moon

Ha, I smell the scent of a veteran "Fate/Grand Order" player and fanatic fan! Although the FGO fan works in Tomato novels are niche, once they shine, they are definitely the kind of amazing existence!

Morgan is a rare work with a female protagonist. Well, of course, it is a simulation novel. It is normal for there to be more than one female protagonist, but the writing is still very touching. Speaking of which, the history of pan-humanity has been changed to this. Chaldea has not come, the title has not come, the singularity has not become a lost zone, and it is really an alien ✌🏻 [laughter]

The subject matter is very good and imaginative, and using the Sims method to gain power is considered a classic. But this kind of writing is not easy to write but the imagination is good. Keep up the good work, author. Personally, I would rather have a single female protagonist. The latest chapter begins with a bloody plot. Although there are foreshadowings, it ends when you see the latest chapter. After the identification, all kinds of warm flavors begin, and you can see the plot to the end at a glance.

The writing is pretty good, and it's pretty interesting to watch, but the plot is a bit cliche, a classic life simulator with a British start, but it's still worth a look, and the quality is pretty high among fate fanfics.

After reading it, the writing is very good. Finally, Liya is no longer confused. This version is indeed very good. She finally embraced herself and became a human being. In the first volume, Liya realizes her feelings. Born from destiny, Growing up in prison, By the clear stream, She who was ignorant met him who was water-colored, She confided in him, talking about becoming the perfect king, But he said: Become a man, for yourself. She was just confused. Move forward under the expectations of others, I saw him again when I was a giant in the mountains, Just in a hurry, I met him three times but was far away from him. That other people want her. She was under the prophecy, To become a king with perfection, But she thought: But he said I was human. The light-eating white dragon fell into the abyss, The flower's deception was told to her, She is in bondage, But the watery man still resisted fiercely, She knows, She should be her, So, Cutting through the illusion, In the intertwining of swords and spears, She said: I love you. Fairy of the water, don't stay any longer, the rest is just parting. Go there for them, okay? Rain. 11. "The Past of the Saint·The Aquatic Knight"

I have to say that the author's hooks are quite powerful, and the description and shaping are also excellent. As an FGO player with cloud plots, I was forced to control thirty or forty chapters. Main event: first simulation Mainly around Morgan and Artoria It can be seen that all the plots serve the emotional line between the protagonist and the two women. What I've seen so far can be summarized as: The male protagonist went to Great Britain, met Little Liya, and got along with her for a while, leaving an indelible impression on her. The male protagonist was kicked by Merlin to Morgan, and after spending some time together, he conquered Morgan. The male protagonist asked Morgan to go out, and met Xiao Liya again, but did not recognize him. The male protagonist returns to Morgan, and Morgan sends the male protagonist to get close to Xiao Liya, and the two recognize each other... The hooks include: 1. The exchange between the male protagonist and Morgan, Morgan hates Leah. 2. Liya has feelings for the male protagonist, and later becomes jealous of Morgan for having the male protagonist. The author's writing is very touching in describing the moments of getting along with the two women. Getting along with Morgan is the pleasure of passing by while driving, and getting along with Liya is the pleasure of being secretly loved. These two emotions supported me to look down, which was very tacky. But that's the real feel of this book. Alas, book of desires, love and hate at the same time. The specific plot is not very impressive, so skip the non-critical ones and leave only the summary above. Disadvantages: At the beginning, I was told to fight the Holy Grail War, but I came up with a system, started a simulation, and went to Great Britain. The simulator is renamed Ninefold Road.

The content is very good for the foreign persimmon type moon, the plot is reasonable, and the article connection is very smooth. If you don't know much about type moon, it doesn't seem to be a big obstacle. In fact, the more important thing is that the author's cosplay photos are very nice🤳🦌🦌💪🍺, [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh]

It's so beautiful, it brings you to climax directly, and the female character feels like spring has arrived. The plot is meticulous and the logic is clear. It's the perfect combination of all the moon simulators I've watched, and it would be a loss if I didn't watch it.

I feel very good about it so far. There are very few fgo books on Tomato, but they are well written.

The author's writing style is really good. The emotional lines with each heroine are very deep and not just a mindless harem. Every story, especially the ancient Greece, is very interesting. The character of the protagonist is all right.

Nice looking, love watching I want to see the river of blood [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully] [you taste it carefully]

In terms of content setting, although it is cliché, it is well written and the characters are well portrayed. Although some characters are different from conventional impressions, overall, this book is really worth reading. Let's focus on the problems. First of all, there are quite a lot of grammatical errors. The more classic "because of..." Has synonyms used together in a sentence. Secondly, there are misuses of idioms, such as the more classic "once upon a time." Then, some passages that seem to describe details are just written simply. , And it was not clearly expressed later. For example, the artificial man named Sieg clearly did not have a name for him, and the plot development was different, but he still had the name of the original work. Although it was written in the previous article that many people were inexplicably affected, such as the world line was constricted, but it was really not obvious. In short, if you can tolerate these obvious or non-obvious problems, you will definitely not be disappointed after watching it.

It's a top-notch novel in Fate, at least from what I've read, it's very good. The only one that can be compared to it is Emiya Shirou's. Come on, author✊, it's not enough.

Catch up on the latest updates. Subjectively, the first volume is well written and I like it very much. The second volume generally feels very dull (maybe it will be more friendly to readers who are familiar with the original plot). Obviously the main plot is the Great Holy Grail War in the main world. But the protagonist is like a transparent gangster, basically online the whole time, but there are few exciting points. Moreover, the Holy Grail War has been going on for almost 100 chapters. We have just started to deal with the crisis in the transition stage, but there are only a few passionate battles. It is really a bit ink. Purely subjective. I also hope that when new characters appear, especially heroic characters, the author will add a picture himself, whether it is an anime or a game.

Very nice This book is humorous and a little wild, which makes it more relaxed, and then it is serious when it wants to be serious, and it is very harmonious. Highly recommended for those who like fate, cheers for the author

After careful consideration, I felt sincerely that this novel has a great look and feel. The most amazing thing is that Guan Yu fought hundreds of rounds with Nezha to fight for the Luoshen. However, Lin Daiyu's spells were outrageous. Fortunately, Yasuo counterattacked with the wind wall and steel flash, otherwise the AK fired continuously and wiped out everyone. What poked me the most was when Zhou Yu said to the small soldiers of the Dragon Tribe of the East China Sea: "If you are not very capable and have no arrogance, don't act arrogant in front of Governor Zhou." He was full of resentment after being flooded by the Dragon Prince's army camp. The overall story is logically logical, the foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, the passionate fighting scenes are full of tension, and the various characters are vivid and three-dimensional!

First give me five stars to encourage the author. I'm currently following the latest chapter. The plot unfolds smoothly and there are no logical loopholes. Note: This book takes away the "simulator" element! ! ! Book friends who don't like it can just leave.

I have never read the original novel or anime, and I am a complete novice. I cannot comment on whether the plot is toxic or not - human emotions and thoughts are extremely complex. I can convince myself and talk about other issues. The content of novels is often long, so I need to read it carefully, but once I read it carefully, I can notice many sentence problems, such as mixed sentence patterns and repeated semantics. And don't you think you look tired? The following is a fragment of Chapter 113 that I am reading. "Not to mention that not long ago, Danic, the leader of Yggdmirenia, issued an order to close the city and conduct a thorough investigation based on the instructions of his servant, Grand Duke Vlad III of Romania. Just to find out why the androids who are magic batteries escaped inexplicably to avoid problems with the magic batteries that are the basic energy source of the war, they cannot let them leave safely." The sentence structure is mixed, the main stem is unclear, etc., And it is difficult to imagine that this sentence, which is not short, only uses three commas and a period. This is not an isolated case, it can easily make people tired of reading. But overall, I will continue to read it, and hope that the author can reduce such problems in subsequent chapters. Come on! ! ! I clicked on the latest chapter and saw that the issues in this regard have been corrected. It's pretty good.

Author, you know, "The Analects of Confucius" has been updated by you. Standing at thirty: It means updating thirty chapters in order to gain a foothold in the online literary circle. Forty without Confusion: Forty chapters are updated every day. Only then can you continue to receive gratitude and praise from readers and no longer be confused about the meaning of writing. You know your destiny at fifty: 50 chapters are updated every day, you are your destiny, and the entire website praises you. Sixty and easy to listen to: that is, when you can update 60 chapters a day, everything you say will be easy to listen to, including readers. When you are seventy, do what you want and don't go beyond the rules: if you can update 70 chapters in a day, you can do whatever you want! Update it quickly!!! [Sneaky laugh][Sneaky laugh]

I must give it five stars to praise the great Wang Jie Morgan's words [laughs] A bunch of dead otakus! ♡A bunch of hentai! ! ♡O(≧∧≦)oThe girl control is zako~♡٩( ˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́ )و♡The one who says sorry is zako~♡zako~♡ ⊂(˃̶͈̀∧ ˂̶͈́ ⊂ )Stay away from the dead! ♡Lolicon is even more open! ! >_<You need zako for leg control like this! ♡Zako! (｡◕ˇ∧ˇ◕｡ )What a bastard ♡~♡^ω^

Very good looking, very stylish and epic.

It is indeed a relatively good novel, but I also thought of something about myself from this article. For people who have never read anime or novels, it is actually not easy for you to understand it. Because you have never really understood the core of what he wants to express and the ideas he wants to express. So when you just look at a fanfic, especially one like anime, it's harder to figure out what's going to happen. For example, this novel is a good novel and the plot in it is also quite good. But like I said. I have watched some clips of this anime. I heard that there seem to be many dramas, and the family feuds and the like in them are also very complicated, so it is actually very difficult for me to understand them. The result is that if one wants to truly understand his book, one must fill in the missing anime.

It's a good novel, but I think the simulation behind the protagonist can save the director [crying]

It's pretty good, not brainless, and the writing is adequate. However, after reading too much, it becomes a bit unsettling to the readers, or it's a bit hard to stand. It's not that it's ugly, but it just makes people less interested. It's readable, but it's just readable, but the writing is adequate. Normally, it would be more than two hundred chapters later. It has surpassed most tomatoes. Four stars is a bit low, and five stars is a bit high. I personally give it a 4.5 Or 4.6.

Very cool and experienced Fate fanfic The saint who is born with the stigmata at the beginning is the saint chosen by the pigeons. It takes 9 lives to become a saint. He has the ability to simulate a heroic spirit and carries the holy road to the city. The depiction of the Holy Grail battle and the description of the heroic spirit in the middle are good. The first few copies are well written, Britain and God's Age of Greece are both top-notch. The protagonist's relationship with the heroines is touching and interesting [laughs]. The noble knight falls in love with his queen. As Bai Yueguang, he heals the king and grows up with his childhood. He becomes a great Greek hero and succumbs to all gods and people. The protagonist shows his faith and value as a heroic spirit [like] The emotional line is very delicate and profound, and the female partner characters that appear, such as Morgan, King Wu, Atta, Medea, etc. Are all good [like], and Queen Morgan has been praised very well [heartfelt]. The other main characters, such as the rebellious but changed Xiao Mo who saved Britain, the scornful fun-loving Mellie, and the ever-growing Matthew are also all portrayed with high quality and very good.

Although the way in which simulators gain power is no longer popular, the direction of the story and the characterization of the characters are still very attractive to me. Now only the first volume, Britain's, by Morgan Sage! Fufu Saigao! Fuck Merlin to death! But it seems that most Moon types like the British start? Or does Big Data only give me British ones? It's quite good to guide my king to think about human nature, but my king's emotional line always feels weird. Maybe I didn't read it carefully enough. There are also nine roads and nine simulations. Is there any chance to show up in Chaldea? I really feel sorry for Ash. If possible, think of a way to explode the star. Anyway, the Lost Belt

Okay, okay, this is the second best Fate fanfic I've ever read. I didn't expect the author to describe the story of Britain in the first chapter like this. Anyway, it's great. The trip to Greece is too long, that's it. It got boring at the end, it was all about saving the world, and the male protagonist's inexplicable succubus ex was very strange to me. Generally speaking, it was good, but I still wanted to watch the Holy Grail War instead of Lostbelt. Isn't the most famous one in Fate the Holy Grail War? It was very boring to read Lostbelt all the time. Overall, it was good and worth recommending.

It belongs to the series of Fate novels that I like to read the most. The relationship between the characters is handled very appropriately and it is more consistent with the original work. Even the revised version is similar. The protagonist's personality is also very good. I like it very much. I really recommend everyone to go see it!

It's very interesting. Although the simulated chapter of Britain is too long for others, I personally like this kind of long description. Compared with the short description, it allows me to have a sense of immersion and experience the author's characters. Moreover, the character of the protagonist is very sunny and positive, which makes me feel comfortable reading.

The author's writing is good, especially the ending of the big plot in the first chapter. It's very comfortable compared to the original version, and the relationship between Morgan and Arturia is much better than before. If you don't want to read the knife, this is the right book.