Fate: I'm Just a Fake

Except for the author's own version of Arturia's recognition of the strange Shirou, everything else is pretty good, much better than the novel in which she becomes Emiya Shirou, because the second time traveler they created who overestimates their abilities is not as good as the original version. Starting from Chapter 8, there are a lot of character changes. Everyone is moving closer to the Tomato Girl channel.

This book is very well written I have some more ideas about the plot. Could it be that the red a who hates the protagonist is the future protagonist. Since the protagonist does not want Shirou Emiya to disappear, he chooses to become Shirou Emiya, that is, to put on the appearance of Shirou Emiya to be a hero of justice and become a heroic spirit. This way, there is a reason to hate the protagonist. After all, it was because of himself that Shirou Emiya died, just like Leif became Solomon. The essence of being a hero is "a person who disguises something and becomes a hero at the same time." When A, the unfulfilled ambition, dies, B, who conceals the news of his death, writes articles on his behalf, leaves comments, and always acts as A. In the end, all reputations belong to A, but the actual B has never been paid attention to, and the one who becomes a hero is always only the superficial A.

Hell Begins, the writing is not bad. Because it is a new author, the book has some bad points. The level is barely above the level of Tomato. However, each chapter of the book is more than 4,000, and the largest chapter has 16,000 words. It is very filling. If the novel is compared to eating, this book is undoubtedly a buffet with ordinary taste but unlimited time. The angle and setting are very novel. Even if it is Daphne, I will definitely eat it.

The step-by-step emotional development is very interesting, and there is no pointless criticism. It is really great to watch the emotional struggles of the heroines. Watching them slowly fall in love with the male protagonist, it feels like it comes naturally. Coupled with the male protagonist slowly struggling to become stronger, you can even more appreciate the pleasure of the heroines' degradation and conquest, especially Sakura's emotional development, which makes viewers twisted and excited, and the heat is well grasped.

The writing is very realistic. It's very similar to the feeling of an ordinary person who is suddenly forced to accept the mess. It's just a bit missing 🤭, but I understand. After all, I wrote more than one yandere, and I have to think about how Gudazi and the others will deal with it later. It will really take a lot of brains 🤭

It's well written. Will the protagonist follow Emiya Shirou's path?

I haven't watched much of the Holy Grail War, and I think it's pretty good. I just feel that the protagonist is a little frustrated. I hope that he can be strengthened. It can be done in any aspect, but there must be at least one thing that is different from ordinary people. Then there are too few updates, so we need to update him quickly!

I finished reading bro in two days. Can the author hurry up? Gravity Sakura is delicious, Tsundere Rin is so delicious, The silly king is delicious😋

It looks very good, in line with the original work, there are games, and it feels like there aren't many meal replacements. Basically, they compare the protagonist and Shirou Emiya, except for Sakura.

It looks good, but the red a may be a little too unnatural because of the difficulty of hell.