Type-Moon: A Journey That Begins in Greece

I go, it's a genuine product. The protagonist has upright views, has good values, is not sentimental, resists all despicable behaviors, and will not force others to follow his own thoughts. There is no deus ex machina. The story is clear, but the fighting scenes are a bit lacking. I really hope the author works harder I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development. Don't fall in love. Even if there is a heroine, it's best to have pure love. Will there be a Holy Grail War in the future? Will you join Fujimaru Ritsuka's team as a servant and go to other world lines?

I caught up with the latest chapter and expressed my slight opinion. The book is good and has the feel of ancient Greek. However, the name of the protagonist in the book is still too abrupt, especially when others call out the protagonist's Chinese name. After all, the protagonist has a Greek name. As a suggestion from a reader, I still find it convenient to use Chinese names in the third person. When addressing the first person or other people, it is more meaningful to use the Greek name.

It's beautiful, it's really beautiful. My five stars are not so easy to get. The second volume is finished. The battle force is suppressed too hard. It feels good to suppress the battle force, and we are really committed.

5 Stars. The journey in Greece is so sacred. It really gave me a feeling of Greek mythology. The protagonist blends in very naturally. And the part about the answer to whether he regrets his great deeds and his aging, wow, reminds me of an old man... Anyway, please continue to update.

You don't need to look at the cover because it's Dark Souls , it just changed the protagonist's name to Ember, and there are almost no other Dark Souls elements, but it's still a good book.

Although the writing is okay, and the protagonist's personality fits the identity of a hero, is it really related to Dark Souls? So far, there are no other Dark Souls elements except hints. To sum up, the material foundation is very good and the reform concept is relatively rational and restrained, but overall it can only be regarded as pretty good. A large number of core settings have been left idle: the reborn has no plot prophet and has a weak sense of existence; the protagonist, as the incarnation of the First Fire, only uses the power of fire. For a long time, he was not clear about the connection with the First Fire, completely losing the core of the Black Soul, and the cover of the Black Soul is just a means of diversion. There was no preparation for the growth of combat power. In the later period, he teamed up with Hades to fight against Cronus, breaking the strength limit set in the early stage, and his combat power gradually got out of control. In addition, the combat description is weak, and the protagonist rarely experiences real defeat. Many dazzling settings are simply piled up and separated from each other. It is a pity that the work has full potential but cannot be explored in depth.

The protagonist's three views are quite upright, and his knowledge and action are unified, and he has the appearance of a saint. It definitely deserves five stars just for reading the first volume. However, the first volume ended a little too quickly, and a lot of content that could be written was not written. However, when the protagonist has a Greek name, others call him by his Chinese name, which is a bit of a drama. Otherwise, there are no problems. The second volume is a bit overpowering. The protagonist is not only a hero but also a wise king. His strength is 50/50, and his martial arts is definitely ahead. In fact, the protagonist should already be the greatest hero in Greece. Regardless of Mushroom's filial piety to Shining (it is set in Butter Form Fate that the earth was unified by Shining in ancient times), in fact, the configuration of the protagonist is definitely enough to defeat the Holy Grail War in one day. The first volume is highly recommended. Watch the second volume as appropriate. I personally give it a 9 out of 10.

It's good-looking. The protagonist is really great and upright. Although his outlook on life is at the normal level in modern times, what he does and says is actually beyond the reach of most people in modern times. Even in novels, there are very few male protagonists who are so upright and upright. He has a real sense of heroism.

The protagonist of this book is rare in the books I have read. He is worthy of the name of a hero. The plot is very smooth and has no uncomfortable points at all. Finally, I have a reading addiction. The author will update it quickly.

You see, it is no longer the same as before. Now the protagonists who have three correct views, normal logical thinking, and act decisively and without compromise are the minority among the minority. Friends, bloodthirsty, darkness, melancholy, and the Virgin are no longer the minority, they are no longer special! There are even as many as wild... Ants on the roadside, so it's time to change your style!