Fate: A Servant's Journal of Saving Kiritsugu from an Outer God

Satisfied! Among fans who write about fate, novels with Kiritsugu as the protagonist are rare. Kiritsugu's charm is incomparable to me, a person who started from Fate Zero. Some time ago, I tried to find novels with Kiritsugu as the protagonist through various channels. Unfortunately, such novels are too rare. I'm really happy to read this book, and it's not in vain for me to dig for gold every day. As for this novel, I don't think it just meets what I want – Emiya Kiritsugu as the protagonist – more importantly, the author has written Emiya Kiritsugu's character and style, including Kiritsugu's changes after experiencing the Fourth War, very closely to the original novel. The author's writing style is not a straightforward narrative without any charm, nor is it a short and refreshing essay written by Long Aotian all the way. Among the novels on the platform, it is at least a type that can tell the story thoroughly and attract readers to enter the novel experience. I quickly caught up with the latest chapter of the novel. Moreover, I think this novel is worth reading a second time if it continues to be written. During the first time, Kiritsugu participated in several close-to-death battles, which caused the reading speed to be slightly faster with this deadly rhythm. It may be that I did not read all the information. The feeling may be different after reading it again. In terms of content, I personally feel that what the author writes is somewhat similar to FGO. It is also a dungeon-by-dungeon guide. As a master focused on redemption, Kiritsugu is not only the righteous partner of Emiya Shirou's version and the firm savior of Fujimaru Ritsuka's version, but also an enhanced version of Emiya Kiritsugu who transformed after the Fourth World War. If we look at the review of the four battles, Kiritsugu's shortcoming is that he failed to take into account King Arthur's heart, his master and slaves were at odds, and he missed many opportunities. This time, Kiritsugu is a magician killer who possesses Shirou's philanthropic spirit but is still ruthless! It can be said that it makes up for the shortcomings. In terms of content, Kiritsugu signed a contract to redeem and save others and the world just like the savior of humanity. Each battle is not only a one-man show for the servants, but also a stage for everyone in Kiritsugu's team, including Kiritsugu's battle thinking. As a master, he puts his own combat power into the right place, adapts to changes on the battlefield, and has control over the battlefield situation. I can only say that the late emperor called him "neng" All in all, all in all, as an 11-year old bookworm, I am optimistic about the future of this novel. I hope the author will work harder and write more words!

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It's much better than Lao Xu's Kiritsugu. Xu Kiritsugu feels like he has to kill the few and save the many.

It's very interesting, but I hope the author will add more updates. I finished it in just over an hour. I want Brünnhilde in Gun Rank [making a face]

I want to submit an article, and I want to read Nobunaga! [Chigua][Chigua] It looks good. Please give me a review when you have time. Beautiful! Quick update, and I want to see Nobunaga [eating melon] [eating melon] [learned] [learned]

The story is novel, the structure is compact, the writing is smooth, and it is very interesting! ! !

It's good to watch. I'm looking forward to the appearance of the Chinese heroes. I want to watch Brother Zheng.