Type-Moon: Welcome to the Hell of Human Order

A very good type moon fan. The male protagonist probably wears a soul (it's not a poisonous point in my opinion, there is no difference between wearing a soul and wearing one) I've already become a prisoner (whose good guy almost died three times in the same prologue) The person who respects Hercules the most (almost died at the hands of Hercules with the magic dog) White Moonlight Cu Chulainn (!? Give?!) Trapping the village girl (transporting the two Heizhen back to Jia directly using the spirit son) I suggest you call her directly (a session of therapy changed Qingji's view on love and she made it clear that she loves him) Super African Emirate (here comes the one who drew the card and got all the gifts. If Qing Ji hadn't given the gift to him, he would have had all the gifts) The Ultimate Savior of the World (Children, the strength of this copy has been modified by reality. It is really unbeatable. He is more insane than Guda, and he was adjusted into a strange look by Brother Dog)

Pure hell mode 😋, I hope the protagonist can have some trump cards 666. The protagonist is a broken pressure cooker. The author doesn't describe it in detail. He writes about how ugly the protagonist is as an ordinary person with shortcomings and a scumbag [laughs]. Those heroic spirits are all gods who talk to themselves. The people of Chaldea also use words to pressure the protagonist when he goes through the dungeon, and then just write a few sentences. Jiao knew that he was useless and that he should do it, so he passed it, and then continued to pressure the protagonist [face covering] [OK]. The protagonist didn't have any reinforcements, so he forced himself into hell mode. The one who couldn't draw the heroic spirit by drawing cards came, and the teammates had to kidnap him. He talked to himself, and put pressure on the protagonist to the point of being a jerk, and treated me like a jerk [face covering]

Except for the discomfort that Roman gave Hei Zhen while massaging in Chapter 73 and the fact that he couldn't summon any servants with the Holy Quartz to suppress the protagonist's combat power, it was pretty good. Let's simply write down the poisonous points: Soul Transmigration (except for the beginning, which is repeatedly emphasized later, it is most likely to take over the interpersonal relationships of the predecessor) + recalling the memory of the predecessor in the middle (note: if someone else remembers it, it is one's own) + women's clothing + grievance (either about to die or on the way to death, not very satisfying). I think I'm a growth type. I still prefer cool articles (at least they don't keep me feeling aggrieved all the time, and I only know how to get high). Personal reviews are for reference only. Please consider whether to read them at your own discretion.

It's good, it didn't come up with a bunch of nonsense and the melancholic writing style that makes me irritated by listening to the book.

It's a Xingyue fan novel worth reading. It can be said to be unique among Tomatoes. It's well written and I hope it doesn't collapse in the future. Speaking of which, if King Arthur in Fuyuki City is the first dungeon and the Lion King has all the Knights of the Round Table and the Gun Rank, will it be more desperate if the protagonist has the Holy Spear and the Holy Sword and only has a c-dog? There has been too much nonsense lately. The protagonist has become a bitch. The writing style has been biased toward the character of the protagonist in ancient time-travel comics. It feels like 70% of a chapter is made up of the protagonist's words. After reading the recently updated chapter, it feels like I haven't read it. The plot is slow and the chapter contains too much water.

Lao He can be compared to Fujimaru Ritsuka. Although he is a bit greasy and a little cook, I recognize Lao He's will. The author spent just a few chapters setting up the idea of ​​a strong person. I felt very depressed at first, but after seeing Lao He say some bad words, I felt relaxed again. I already feel the same as Brother Dog. Go ahead, Hajihe. If you don't punch him with all your strength, how can you be worthy of your wandering life?

Where is ai? At least I haven't seen any traces of AI until now. This kind of crazy writing style can only be written by humans, right? There is no big problem with the content. This kind of article is classic: Wang Daoqiang's drama novels, with a lot of reversals, lightweight descriptions, and... Too many uncomfortable gags and descriptions of psychological collapse. Overall worth a look

It was very well written, both oppressive and also made me laugh to death. Also, is the author a boy or a girl? Although the protagonist is a male, the writing style doesn't feel like a male video

In the beginning, the shield of Matthew was missing compared to the original plot, and he was just a rookie magician. At Singularity F, even though he was seriously injured three times and almost died, he still persisted desperately. By delaying Heidi with his own life, he bought time for Brother Dog to get the Holy Grail, kill Heidi and repair Singularity F. The First Singularity faced the situation where Gildre, who was stronger than the original plot and gave himself an enhanced version of the Dragon Witch skill, controlled Fafnir, and summoned three complete sea monsters. The total number of summons totaled more than one million flying dragons and sea monsters. He single-handedly lured away more than 400,000 flying dragons and asked Joan of Arc and other servants to find Teacher Qiao to treat Siegfried and the more than 30,000 troops led by sword-level Gildre. His mental state also entered the crazy savior state earlier than Guda due to resisting stress and using several bottles of stimulants and adrenaline.

The author should not use the star rating in the game as combat power. Some one-star servants are stronger than five-star ones.