Type-Moon: My Fiancée Is Luvia, and I Pull Like Crazy in FGO

I feel like it will be a very interesting direction, but each chapter contains too much about my inner views on the present. It feels like the progress is very slow. After reading so much, I feel the same as if I haven't read it.

As a newbie who has never seen Fate, I will tell you in the most logical, straightforward, and least roundabout way... This book is very suitable for a novice like me who knows little about fate but is interested in it. The plot logic is clear, and the key point is that it can supplement the settings, which makes it much easier for people like me who don't know much about games.

Saving money: The protagonist is currently similar to the male protagonist Lin Xuxu. He is basically a literary youth who cannot eat meat. The male protagonist takes the initiative if he eats the devil. At present, it all depends on the female initiative, so you have to eat Roujiamo. At least from planting wheat and grinding flour to feeding wooden beads, the process that started with the Big Bang, you can only eat Roujiamo in Chapter 150-200.

So far, the writing is fluent, and the understanding of the setting of Xingyue is also very good [after all, the author is a non-chief?] Far beyond my imagination, above the passing line. The flaw is that there is too much deliberate science popularization, which seems a bit watery and verbose, which reduces the reading experience. [Basic reading type Yue fans will most likely know the plot and some settings]. The character creation is also commendable, and the battle scenes are logical and ingenious [the removal of the big eyes instead of simple resistance made me feel fresh], but there is currently no explosive and igniting point in the battle scenes, and the plot advancement is also a bit slow. It likes to use side details to waste the word count, and it is not compact enough [for readers who have read too many fan fiction]. The future can be expected in one sentence, and it can be considered to be attractive for reading. After all, for the remote and golden tomatoes, the same type is regarded as food [most of the others are just imagination, I like the second set and the character OOC]

The MM at the hotel's front desk is friendly, serious and responsible! The room is very nice to enter, and the important thing is that it is clean! The bed is 1.8 Inches tall and the quilt is very comfortable and soft to sleep on. The WIFI is also very powerful, and watching videos is very smooth. This environment gave me a good night's sleep. It is a recommended hotel. This trip was worth it! Yu Jing! Health! The scenery is great! The hotel is great! The beautiful front desk service is warm and feels like home. The room is clean and tidy. The network in the room has been upgraded. The network signal is very good, the Internet is fast, and parking is convenient. The air conditioning cooling effect is good. There are many places to have late night snacks. A good choice for business trips! The front desk service is warm and professional, the environment is comfortable, the room is large, the wifi is fast, there is a parking space at the door, the facilities are complete, the house is well ventilated, the shower water is hot and comfortable, the sheets and quilts are clean, the location is obvious, very quiet, no noise

It's a pretty good development, at least much better than the XXX template brainless Long Aotian. It's rare for a writer to tell a story about a Servant. In fact, this type of Servant is a bug, but it's really troublesome to describe.

The settings are rigorous and there are picture sources. Looking forward to the bad adventures of the next two generations

Overall it's good, especially the illustrations and setting science are very well done, although some people may find it a bit verbose. The only drawback is that there is nothing interesting about the battle of wits, especially Kiritsugu. I personally think he should be more cautious than what is written in the article. Also in the battle, does the protagonist have too much mana? It feels like it can be the same as the Marshal or Medea in the mid-term. With the addition of 300% special attack against the king, according to the combat description in the article, it feels like you can defeat skill with strength now. You can just beat them one by one and push them. In short, I feel that you can give a reason to suppress the protagonist's combat power and write slowly, or you can just cut through the mess with a sharp knife and push it. It's hard to defeat the opponent while writing, but the battle process is to completely suppress the opponent. This is very fragmented, do you understand? The plot is very good, but there is room for improvement in combat, both intellectually and physically. 👍

Very well written! (Our Luvia hasn't appeared yet😢) The plot and writing are both very good! (Our Luvia hasn't appeared yet😢) Come and see! (It's just that our Luvia hasn't appeared yet😢)

It looks a bit like it has been polished by AI. The story is good, but I personally don't like the author's various terms. I personally have never played FGO related games or read Xingyue's works, so I will not judge the settings in the story. Judging from the comments and feedback of other readers, this book should be good.