Fatetype moonoriginal fan
In Wuxi, a city in the south of the Yangtze River with continuous rainy season, a Holy Grail War surrounding the "Taihu Dragon Ball" that can grant any wish is quietly beginning.
The young Gu Fan is a misanthrope who is born with the ability to "see" the "flaws" and "cracks" in all things. To him, the world is just a failure riddled with holes. However, due to a twist of fate, he accidentally got involved in this fight between seven masters and seven servants. At the critical moment of life and death, what he summoned was the legendary strongest class - Saber.
What appeared in front of him was a perfect female knight wearing silver-white armor who looked like she had stepped out of the legend. But behind this "perfection", what Gu Fan saw was a huge and profound "emptiness and void" that was more heart-stopping than any imperfection.
When a young man who can see through all the "ugliness of truth" meets a knight made of "false beauty," how will their contract shake up this war? On this urban chessboard where ancient and modern intertwined, facing the financial elites who use reason as their weapon, the arrogant spearmen who bear the hatred of the country and family, and other opponents lurking in the shadows of the city, can Gu Fan and his "Flawless Sword" survive to the end in this survival game?
This is a speculation about "truth" and "falseness", "perfection" and "incompleteness", a modern urban fantasy story that unfolds on a rainy night.
Reader comments
Very awesome writing style, almost like Fate, I hope the author will make more updates [laughter]
There are basically two dilemmas in writing fate articles at the end: either only write about the Holy Grail War, extend the battle line very long, and intersperse the so-called time travel or simulation to let the protagonist participate in multiple Holy Grail Wars, and ultimately there is nothing to write about; or after fighting a Holy Grail War, more Fate plots are stitched together, such as the Princess Detective Collection and FGO, and a character's plot is added to the existing plot. Judging from the current plot direction of the author, I am not sure which one it is, but based on his conception of the Eastern Holy Grail War, it will be exciting as long as it is written. I hope the author can maintain the original plot and allow the protagonist to enter the world of Eastern magic after this Holy Grail War instead of being stuck in the enchantment of various Holy Grail Wars. Come on, author!
There is nothing wrong with the book, the writing is online, the characterization is also perfect, the logic is tight, the settings such as financial magic are also novel and interesting, and the plot itself also has the flavor of the Holy Grail War. I recommend it to book lovers who like fate.
No one has good works. Are there so few FGO players in Tomato?
The story is pretty good
To be honest, it's worth watching
Will the author continue writing? Ernegay [crying]
The writing is very good, but why can't I reward it? Isn't it open?
Very awesome writing style, almost like Fate, I hope the author will make more updates [laughter] There are basically two dilemmas in writing fate articles at the end: either only write about the Holy Grail War, extend the battle line very long, and intersperse the so-called time travel or simulation to let the protagonist participate in multiple Holy Grail Wars, and ultimately there is nothing to write about; or after fighting a Holy Grail War, more Fate plots are stitched together, such as the Princess Detective Collection and FGO, and a character's plot is added to the existing plot. Judging from the current plot direction of the author, I am not sure which one it is, but based on his conception of the Eastern Holy Grail War, it will be exciting as long as it is written. I hope the author can maintain the original plot and allow the protagonist to enter the world of Eastern magic after this Holy Grail War instead of being stuck in the enchantment of various Holy Grail Wars. Come on, author!
There is nothing wrong with the book, the writing is online, the characterization is also perfect, the logic is tight, the settings such as financial magic are also novel and interesting, and the plot itself also has the flavor of the Holy Grail War. I recommend it to book lovers who like fate.
No one has good works. Are there so few FGO players in Tomato?
The story is pretty good
To be honest, it's worth watching
Will the author continue writing? Ernegay [crying]
The writing is very good, but why can't I reward it? Isn't it open?