Colliding at the Winery's Grave [Anime Crossover]

After saving the world and restoring humanity, Emiya Natsuyu finally decides to return home and see the father she hasn't seen in over ten years. She never expected Alaya and Gaia to pull another dirty trick. "You're saying my dad thinks I'm dead, my uncle and aunts all think I'm dead, and... no, the whole world thinks I'm dead?" [Alaya and Gaia, you bastards!] So now Natsuyu has to set out to find her dad, and along the way she accidentally stumbles into a distillery calling itself an organization. I'm not a real bottle of liquor! Take this headstone collision! Reader's guide: # The heroine is a Master. Please consider this a parallel world, thanks. # The male lead is set from Chapter 72 onward: a certain 1.6-meter-tall hat rack. # The heroine has one biological father and lots of godfathers (please don't get the wrong idea). # The timeline has been adjusted. The students have somehow had a hundred summers in just one year, so the timeline will be adapted to the story. # The heroine is ridiculously awesome. # Chapters 26-42 contain the His England storyline. If it's not for you, feel free to skip them. # Please don't nominate this for the Eight Lists. Completed works: [Western Crossover] I Might Actually Be Cupid, by Baishan Yiran. One-line summary: The heroine is actually Cupid. [Western Crossover] Shut Up, You Brother-Con, by Baishan Yiran. One-line summary: Thor's girlfriend beat up his little brother again today. [Western Crossover] A Little Look at Transmigrating Between Worlds, by Baishan Yiran. One-line summary: Busy every day looking for Dad and being doted on. Coming next: [Western Crossover] The Lady Is Tough and Doesn't Talk Much, by Baishan Yiran. One-line summary: My family really is fierce. I'm not joking. Theme: Going undercover is all for the sake of justice!