Type-Moon: Tales of Heroic Spirits

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.