Anyway, Fujimaru Ritsuka Is All Alone

The beginning of this book is the most hellish one I know. There is no Matthew, no doctor, and I can only rely on myself. However, Gudazi in this book is also the one who is closest to the image of "the last master of mankind". You can see her carefulness, persistence, and bravery in her. The author's mature writing style also appropriately shows the ups and downs along the way.

This book is good to read, but a little hopeless. . . The doctor and Da Vinci are not here, Matthew is seriously injured, and he is alone. The original world is already a savior, and this world does not dare to think about it. Hey hey hey, the doctor appears in the new chapter [laughs][laughs][laughs]

This book is really good, with a mixture of despair and hope. It is the effort of an ordinary girl. If she could really penetrate the seven Lostbelts by herself, Gilgamesh (an archer) would probably not be able to help but admire her. Even Goetia could not help but applaud such a person, but When it comes to the second part, it's even more like the collapse of the sky, not to mention the group of monsters and monsters in the Lost World. The Thunder Emperor alone is enough to bear it, let alone having to fight with the director in the future, and then knowing that everything he does is meaningless or even aiding others, I can't even imagine that kind of collapse.

It's a very good Fate fanfic. Gudazi's situation is really mind-numbing😥, and the author's portrayal of Gudazi's character is also very good, without any OOC.

The plot is handled perfectly, and it is very comfortable to read. Please let the author lead us to win the mushroom bird position [laughs]

I dare not think about what Gudazi will become in this hell difficulty [face covering]

Among all FGO novels, it can definitely be ranked among the top ten excellent works. The plot creates something new without departing from the original setting. It feels like a second work that can be officially stamped. I look forward to the author's continued efforts.

The writing is very good, but there are many problems. Matthew is necessary, after all, it is Galahad, and there is also the problem of the protagonist's demon sacrifice. If there is no Matthew, it means Chaldeas chose Guda. Also, if you want to write about the Lost Belt, why do you have to have Leonardo da Vinci and Lao Fu, and Nemo in the back. I want to write that there must be at least one powerful heroic spirit who can be bound to go together.

Fujimaru Ritsuka, do you like humans that much?

It must be continued! Don't stop updating this book like the first three! ! ! Onegay, Wadasi! Just think of using [Original History Burning] for the sake of the FGO players who are reading this book!