The author uses narrative and flashback methods to start the first chapter in a form similar to an extra story.
Due to the needs of the plot, some backgrounds and characters from the Fate series were used, and a master with outstanding abilities in all aspects was re-imagined. She is also a heroine: attending college in Tokyo, having her own apartment, red lips, black hair, Chinese, and bright skin (a brief description of her appearance). Based on this appearance, some people once called her "Snow White". She has abilities higher than magic, but is disabled for various reasons.
Servants who appeared include Arjuna, Karna, Gilgamesh, Vlad III, Elizabeth Bathory, Martha, Siegfried, Kiyohime, etc. In the early days, Arjuna was the male protagonist. As for why so many servants came out, the master was also puzzled - because she didn't summon them at all, which meant that they were summoned by themselves (due to special reasons). To some extent, it can be considered a kind of fate. Of course, the answer is likely to come to light as the plot develops.
First time writing an article. There will be more psychological descriptions. There may be errors in the format of first-person and third-person psychological activities, which may make it look confusing. You are welcome to correct me.
The verbal expression still lacks appropriateness and refinement, and I hope you can give me some advice. If there are any other deficiencies, please feel free to point them out.
Now, here we go!
Intention: unchangeable and fickle things; eternal and pure feelings; soul issues.