An FGO Player's Journey Through the World of Anime
fgo玩家的二次元之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 971k Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Dimension Fantasy
Anime and manga novels (crossover transmigration, crossover shared universes, fan fiction, and otaku stories [copying novels or manga]) Anime and manga novels blocked by Qidian: The Collector's Guide to Manga Anime and manga recommendations: AIR CLANNAD Fate/Zero Fate/stay night: Unlimited Blade Works I"s (Masakazu Katsura) Kanon Love Live! SHIROBAKO Hikaru no Go Hunter x Hunter Slam Dunk Death Note (The first half created a classic, the second half ruined it. The movie ending is the real class
An Eight-Year Veteran Reader Pretending to Be Young
Mainly recommending books that aren't highly toxic, or have a toxicity level of 1 or less!
Excellent Books
At least they hooked me enough to keep reading ✺◟(∗❛ัᴗ❛ั∗)◞✺
Real Anime-Style Fiction (Mostly Comedy; I Can't Find Enough Plot-Driven Stories)
I'm running out of books, so I'm checking out anime-themed stories on Qidian. All I ask is that they aren't too awful, and I'll be satisfied. 1. There are lots of heavily altered One Piece and Naruto stories, and they're popular too, but only one or two are readable. 2. I think gender-swap stories can be pretty good, but far too many are awful. 3. Stories about traveling between different worlds are either too depressing, like when the protagonist is constantly a puppet and a walking energy sour
This King
Anime-inspired fiction
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You guys can't possibly not believe me when I tell you this!
My name is exactly the same as the protagonist's! Not a single stroke is different!
All I can say is that if you were to actually travel to the FGO world, Scáthach wouldn't let you call her "Master" so easily. This intimate title is only acceptable if Scáthach is being a little more affectionate, like a big dog can only be called "Grandmaster." One more thing: the Type-Moon version of Scáthach doesn't have a husband, but she does in traditional Greek mythology, so don't get confused.
This book taught me a few things. First, always be independent. No one respects someone who's always trying to curry favor with powerful figures. Even big shots don't want to take on a useless nobody. Second, always stay calm. Even if you're not calm, find a secluded place to vent your frustrations. A madman thinks he's done a lot, but others just see him as a joke.
Some thoughts, random thoughts
Most of the points are flaws. If this book is your practice piece, I hope you can read it patiently. I will write it in more detail. First, the protagonist's personality is too inconsistent in the early chapters, making him seem like a schizophrenic. The protagonist is the soul of a book, and the development of the protagonist's personality is the soul of the book.
I have a question. Isn't the core of FGO about training Servants and having them fight? If the summoned Servants don't fight for you and have no constraints whatsoever, can this system still be called FGO? FGO was never designed to strengthen Masters. Just like the Red Alert system, the summoned troops ignore you, and the commander has to train by driving the Apocalypse Tank into battle. Why not change the system to an FGO item exchange system and have Servants randomly appear periodically?
I started to find it hard to stand Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress, and Fate made it even worse. I personally have a high tolerance for toxic content, but this is the first novel that's made me this uncomfortable.
I've heard this book is brutal, but I don't believe it. As a six-year veteran reader, I'm going to give it a try. Brothers, don't miss me!
It's really addictive, this book is incredibly addictive, I don't mind if you read it.
By the way, what does the protagonist's excessive excitement have to do with the phone exploding?
Okay, I can't take it anymore. All the protagonist's fierce pronouncements end with a "it's actually pretty good" attitude, completely useless. The summoned Servants have absolutely no restraint. Even though the summoned Servants are all fictional creations by the author, just think about it: what if the summoned Servant was a hostile one?