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I'll gradually release the stories I previously locked away. Hmm, maybe I'll post them simultaneously on Zhihu later. The author uses the same name on both sites, but Jinjiang's sensitive-word filters are a pain, so if a chapter gets locked, I probably won't bother revising it.
One day, at Chaldea, the organization dedicated to saving human history, located on the Antarctic snowfield, three girls are gazing out at the endless blizzard as usual. Suddenly, the orange-haired girl gets an idea and asks the other two, "By the way, is there anything you wish you could accomplish?"
"Why are you asking us that all of a sudden? Why don't you go first, Ritsuka?" the other black-haired girl quickly replies.
Seeing Ritsuka at a loss after being challenged, Mash steps in to smooth things over. "Why don't we all say it together?"
The three look at one another, then speak in unison: "To keep living!"
After a brief silence, they smile at one another.
If Mash's wish to "keep living" comes from her reluctance to leave her short life behind, and from her yearning and attachment to this vibrant world, and Ritsuka's wish to "keep living" is the plain, pure will to survive that an ordinary person feels after taking on the duty of saving human history, perhaps along with the hope that her peaceful former life might return, then Shuli, their friend, also wishes to "keep living" for one simple reason: so she can stay by their side for longer, witness every adventure, and protect to the death this record that must never be known or shared with the world, or rather, these precious memories!
There is no romance at all. The emotions described focus on friendship, especially the heroine's time with Ritsuka and Mash, her growth alongside her Servants, their bonds, and her journey toward self-understanding. Updates whenever I feel like it. Mainly, I wanted to write a story as a way to express my thoughts about this game. In fact, one reason I started writing it was because I feel for Gudako. Isn't friendship between girls lovely too?
The so-called people are all stars
I searched somewhere for a user with the same name as the author, but I couldn't find this article on the homepage. Squat on both sides
Well, I quite agree with this. When I was playing the game, I was thinking about where the pride of the Heroic Spirits went. After all, they are all famous heroes, and they cannot just mess around like in the game. Also, for modern times, I think the richest treasure of modern people is the accumulation of wisdom of previous people, such as the ingenious layout of the Normandy landing, the enlightenment brought to us by several industrial revolutions, and the new ideas lit by the lights of the modern democratic revolution. These are all things that the ancients did not possess. It is true that we stand on the shoulders of giants, but just because we stand on the shoulders of giants, we may be able to see further than the giants.
The author's writing is amazing, and he is really very attentive. I would like to ask why I saw it on Zhihu so late. I can't find the name anymore. It's so sad. I just saw it now.
Very detailed combat description and tactical analysis
It's very interesting. Old players who started the server said that the author's writing was very natural, and they recalled the prologue nostalgically.
I don't know if I want to play Jian San or not? Anyway, since I first entered Jiansan and then played FGO, when I saw Mashu's shield, my first reaction was that this girl is really suitable for Cangyun...
Like, like, like, go, go, go!
Come on! Great writing
Wow, your wife wrote so well. I really watched the plot and was made to cry by the director. I cried again when I saw Mrs. Wen. How can I put it this way? The child who was not expected or recognized was finally recognized and decided to do better. But in the end, there was no way to continue. Wow. I was really in this state before, but it got much better after college. The article written by my wife is also very real. It fits the original style of FGO but has her own understanding. It's great. Woohoo.