I, Emiya Shirou, Tear the Holy Grail Apart in a Slice-of-Life Anime

It's good, but not very healing. It feels a bit too compact. The psychological impact of the previous period has not been digested yet, and the next one has begun again. One suggestion I have is that it would be much better if the Holy Grail's normal invasion of the world could be completed, and the Masters could be described more. After the author completes Shirou's psychological construction line, he can extend the duration of the Holy Grail War, and bury the Holy Grail War in daily life, without too much contact with official institutions. A group of teenagers form a team, and then Masters appear one after another, and Heroic Spirits descend one after another. In their daily leisure time, they can solve one incident after another, and the long-term update of the novel can be achieved.

So which line of Shirou is this? It doesn't feel like any of the three lines.

If there were less psychological descriptions and more practical information, this would be a good book.

Very interesting, I hope the author can create better works

Very good. I'd love to see more.

The author writes so excitingly! [Laughing out loud]

AI article, there are too many psychological descriptions, but the subject matter is good

It's very interesting, the characters don't have OOC, and the front part is very detailed. I deducted one star because the second part progressed too fast, and the ending was purely outline style.

A very interesting comprehensive comic, cheers to the author [sending heartfelt wishes]

The setting is very interesting There should be less sentence fragmentation and psychological description, it looks too weird.