A Journey to Save the World, Starting from Chaldea

What is the background of this protagonist? He is so powerful that he can pull Shiva's bow. And where did the protagonist get this bow? Don't tell me that he was transformed into a follower by Shiva.

Author: I just read Chapter 28. The story is really good. I am also an FGO player, so I like it very much. However, during the reading process, there was a problem that bothered me from beginning to end, resulting in a very poor viewing experience. That is the positioning of Lixiang in the book. First of all, at the F singularity, when there are two qualified candidates, Ritsuka and the protagonist, why would Matthew choose Ritsuka to become his master? In this case, isn't an adult who has been with each other for a long time and has a trusting relationship more trustworthy than a little girl who just met her for the first day and doesn't understand anything? Secondly, after the end of the f-singularity, doctors, profiteers and others seemed to have given the main responsibility of saving humanity to Ritsuka as a matter of course. At this point in time, they have learned that the protagonist is a magician and have witnessed his abilities. No matter how much we ridicule "Human Evil Fujimaru Ritsuka" outside the game, it is undeniable that she is actually just a little girl who has no ability to protect herself, right? Why would everyone put the burden on the shoulders of such a little girl, who may not even be an adult yet, when there are obviously better choices? Romani said something like this at the time "Her parents and relatives have disappeared in this crisis, and I can't convince myself to let her not get involved" (not the original sentence, but the general idea), and this convinced the protagonist who expressed his willingness to take on the main task at the time. But this explanation is not reasonable. Let's not talk about it for the time being. The staff of Chaldea lost their relatives and friends at that time; Let's not discuss it either. This is a denial of the importance of logistics work. Even if you take 10,000 steps back, it is true that Ritsuka must appear at the singularity due to the needs of the plot. And cannot stay in Chaldea as a support staff. Is this relationship between primary and secondary worthy of scrutiny? Why not focus on the protagonist and Ritsuka as a supplement? Also, at the singularity of the Evil Dragon Hundred Years War. When everyone was looking for the "Dragon Slayer Warrior", they encountered a high-level dragon attack in a certain city. Doctor Romani suggested retreat, while Joan of Arc advocated confrontation. At this moment, the protagonist hands over the decision-making power to Ritsuka. And said something to the effect of "No matter what choice you make, I will support it." If the protagonist is a heroic spirit, then there is nothing wrong with him doing this. Heroic spirits are the past tense after all, and the future of mankind should be decided by the master who is a living person. But the protagonist is also a living person. An adult man who is trusted by everyone and a powerful magician. Instead of taking responsibility at such a critical moment, instead the decision-making power was handed over to a little girl, and no one even had any objections. Isn't this unkind? Really, the story is indeed a good story. But this, with "Lixiang positioning" as the core, and a series of problems derived from it, really bother me. It even reached the point where it affected me to continue reading. Because of Ritsuka's existence, it is very likely that it will appear throughout this entire book. So, I would like to ask here, what does the author think? Is there a suitable reason why Ritsuka must take the lead?

This is the first FGO fan fiction I've seen that doesn't feel inconsistent

All さんこんにちは! Hello everyone, this is the author~ If you have any suggestions, please leave them in the book review area. I will read them carefully one by one and reply~ I wish everyone a happy~

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To put it bluntly, this book may be on the shelves. As a moon chef, I really like the game fgo. I personally think that this is Xingyue Society's most successful commercial work. The touching but not heavy comedy plot, the rich but not stereotyped heroic design, and the operation that although constantly criticized but never confused on major issues (except Shoji Kenhito. Jpg), these together gave me almost the best two-dimensional game experience. Moreover, this game will always be my first choice when talking to my friends about Amway (in fact, fsn's silly plot setting is also acceptable, but it loses to fgo in terms of picture quality). I still remember that that night, I came to the Temple of Crowned Time. The gathering of heroic spirits, Roman's dedication, Mashu's sacrifice, and Fufu's burning. When I mention this, I still get tears in my eyes. I like this purest feeling very much. It's not a tragedy, nor is it anything shocking. It just unfolds the story bit by bit, giving people a sense of immersion bit by bit, and finally ends the story normally. And we, who have already emotionally connected with the protagonist, have gained an excellent gaming experience. Speaking of the protagonist, we have to mention Gudazi. I admire this woman who can tear up heroic spirits and drink black mud while retreating and witness history from scratch. After taking off the packaging of official comics, I admire her. Different from the plot where there is at least some dog food between Gudafu and the heroic spirit, Ritsuka's story seems to be completely a story about ordinary people persevering to save the world. She doesn't know the magic world as well as Matthew, but she assumes the role of "senior" of Matthew. She doesn't have the fighting power of the heroic spirits, but she has always been on the front line of the battlefield. She didn't have a smart mind like Leonardo da Vinci or Sherlock Holmes, but she never gave up thinking about ways to solve problems. She is Mash's predecessor, she is the master of the heroic spirits, and she is responsible for the restoration of humanity. So, is there someone who can be her senior and help her share the burden? That was the genesis of this book. I want to tell a story that is based on fgo but is a little different. The story contains relaxed daily life, subjective thinking, family warmth, and beautiful feelings. There is my longing, and there is also my willfulness. Unexpectedly, so many people are willing to witness this journey of saving the world. Even though my updates are few, the time is sometimes unstable, and even the doctor's hair color is wrong, everyone is still willing to interact with me, vote for me, and wait for me to slowly describe this story. I'm really touched by this. Thank you for being willing to read my book. The matter of putting it on the shelves is the result of my careful thinking. The editor told me that if I could be listed on the shelves, I might get a recommendation spot, and more people would be able to see my work. This is really attractive to me. Even though I keep saying that this book is just a product of my own entertainment, in my heart I still want to share my happiness with more people. Moreover, although the manuscript fee is no longer within the range of my expectations, as a college student author who relies on living expenses from home, even if the monthly manuscript fee is only enough to buy a cup of milk tea, I will have a full sense of accomplishment and satisfaction. It seems that from the beginning, I have been eager for this book to be recognized as a value. This recognition has expanded from a recommendation ticket or an interactive fan to a monthly pass or a cup of milk tea (laughs). If it can be successfully put on the shelves, I will probably set up a book club group. If you have nothing to do, you can chat inside, share your cards, or make an appointment for a game or something. I sincerely hope that it can become a happy group for everyone. In addition, I originally wanted to create a benefit to celebrate the 100th Chapter. But looking at my empty WeChat and Alipay, I decisively gave up the RMB benefits and stepped back from the cliff (?). However, even a poor dog can give everyone a little help. 100 100 084 120. This is the ID of my fgo national server. It should be of some use (big guys, please show your respect, so that I, a salted fish, can jump around in my own little puddle for a while longer). Or you can leave your ID in the comment area and I will add you. Finally, thank you for reading my book. Salted Fish Type Gudajun

Great work for the author, it is really a fgo novel with normal views and no sense of violation. It is well written 👍 Now there should be many old fgo players like me who want to find a fanfic like this

I don't know much about Chaldea. I checked it on Baidu but couldn't find it clearly.

It took me a long time to read this book at the starting point. Thank you to the author for your hard work. FGO should not be a niche subject. Even Dragon Clan fans are on the list. I believe the author can work harder. Come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

Author: I have a small request. Can you please let Miss Liang Ceremony say a few more words of "dear"? (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)