The Black-Haired Knight King of Chaldea

So here comes the question, can Xiao Mo call him daddy?😜

Please calm down, everyone, the First Emperor of the Lost Belt is super strong, but that is the Lost Belt, that is, if the First Emperor succeeds in immortality, Panshi has that potential but is dead. The second plot is about the First Emperor of the Lost World who unified (the world) and felt that it was time to focus on the universe, so the Great Wall was put into space. There is no plot about repelling Yusei. It is still unknown. Please calm down.

To be honest, I think this article is well written, but I just don't know why so many people are so yin and yang. It is recommended not to read the book review at the end of the paragraph. I really don't understand why we have to have a harem? Can't there be some feelings between men and women other than love? Isn't it sweet to have comradeship, companionship, or even family affection? The fate series tells stories about people, so there is no need for so much pretentiousness, and the wisdom is within your grasp. Whether it is Fujimaru Ritsuka's hesitation or Yagi's initial weakness as an immature subservant, it seems to me that it is very touching. There is no one who has not experienced such a moment. Because of this, the efforts made to overcome weakness will show such eye-catching brilliance. Isn't this a praise of human will? In my opinion, the author's straightforward story, like a gradually unfolding picture scroll, fits very well with the epic background of the Fate series.

I am also an FGO fan. Compared with the new book "The Summoner of Miracles" published by the confidant boss a while ago, I still prefer the author's writing style. Both Fluid and Fate/Stay Night are very beautiful. How can I put it, it feels more like reading a light novel, rather than the cookie-cutter style of starting a novel. The opening also made my eyes shine. Instead of replacing the protagonist with the protagonist in the game as usual, one of the original 48 people acted as the protagonist and interacted with the protagonist of the game. It was very interesting and I look forward to the subsequent plot.

This novel is very comfortable to read. The master summons a follower when he disagrees. I think this is the correct way to open it. It feels like one person and one shield saves humanity like in the anime. It is completely a plot written by treating the hero as a bear and the villain as a fool.

Woo woo woo It's a pity that the ending is too fast This book is really good, it's obvious that the author put a lot of thought into it Come on, author

The protagonist really has no sense of existence. He only writes the words "protagonist" on one page, which is no different from a soy sauce one. Fortunately, I have read the first three chapters. Otherwise, if I skipped the beginning, I would not even know that he is the protagonist. It is not meant for other reasons, just to complain. He has a low sense of existence and has no sense of involvement at all.

It can be said that this book really surprised me. It is rare to see such a pure FGO fan. The author's settings and understanding of the characters can be said to be very good. In a sense, I think the author is much better than the official fate of Xingyue who likes to slap himself in the face. His settings are very rigorous and reasonable, it is very comfortable to watch, and there is no conflict.

To be honest, when I first read this book, there were only about 50 pictures. It was not updated very quickly. More importantly, I didn't know anything about Xingyue at that time, so I just put it on the bookshelf and waited. Later, when I ran out of books to read, I remembered that there was another book here. I only started reading it in France. To be honest, it was a pirated version first (please forgive me), and then I read world famous books and the Diamond Sutra for several days (please forgive me). ), I switched to the original version (please forgive me), and I fell in love with it (the magical power of Tsutsuki Heavy Industries). Yagi was very weak at first, he was very despicable, and he was obviously a person who could not match the protagonist except for his face like Charlemagne, but there was a magical power that made you like him. He always said that he didn't want to work hard, but he worked harder than anyone else, and he became stronger without knowing it. Tachibana too, this pair of noisy CPs makes people never tire of it. Later, I also read Fate Night and Fluid Control in succession. The author's writing is very good, but he prefers Japanese light novels. Maybe they are not popular in China, but I will definitely follow Ayang! Finally, finally,... (Give those who read this a little room for imagination)

Historically, Gawain is the nephew of King Arthur... However... King Arthur has not yet been proven to be a real historical figure, just a person in myths and legends...