Air-Dropped into Chaldea, Then Became Its Director

Good guy, I didn't expect that the heroine is Fujimaru Ritsuka, but the heroine is myself?

Both the author's style and writing style are excellent, at least in my opinion. The death of the director at the beginning of the book and the succession of the male protagonist are very harmonious transitions. It can be seen from here that the writing power is strong. After reading the first singular point, I just want to say, awesome, awesome, awesome Whether it is the strong sense of empathy in the emotional description, or the delicacy felt between the lines, to be honest, I can't stop. The strongest one is the extra story "Chakhetis City". The characters are deeply portrayed, whether it is the arrogance of the arrogant girl Elisa or Nadasdi's tolerance of the girl, and the love that overflowed from my heart from the first meeting. After the marriage, the atmosphere and dialogue between the two parties changed naturally, which shows that the author has deep knowledge. The girl's coquettishness gradually diminished, and the young man's love became stronger If the previous chapter was all foreshadowing, then the final chapter gave me a heavy blow. The girl was a wife, the child was born, the young man fought on the battlefield, and was full of honors. But at this time, the girl's husband died of illness, and his only child was Leaving his wife and daughter to live in the "lonely city", the male protagonist later narrates from the perspective of a bystander, lifting the veil of everything and untying the shackles of Elisa who was entangled in multiple rumors. In the end, the innocent girl is saved The plain writing fell on the paper, and the words that should be boring seemed to have a soul, leaping on the page, and personally interpreting a beautiful chapter. I will post it again at the starting point, hoping that the author can see it, and I hope you can persist until the end. This is out of my selfish heart. I don't expect you to agree, but I hope you won't be an eunuch

If you have any opinions on the recent plot, you can reply on this floor. The collection has not increased much…

To be honest, this book is the most touching among all the FGO fanfics I have read. If I didn't know it was a fanfic, I would have thought it was an official extra. The author should work hard! I will definitely order all of them when they come on the shelves. Don't be a eunuch.

One thing to say, as a player of P Club, I am half a Jingluo (I only played the Basileus achievement). It's really comfortable to read this book. I really like the feeling of expanding the historical origins behind the legend of heroic spirits. I personally like the combination of legend and history and peeling it off to see the essence of the story, which broadens my knowledge. Many FGO fans just write about the protagonist and the heroic spirits, and then change the plot. Hey, they all turned out to be cool articles. I read a lot of it, mainly because I want to say, come on, author, if you continue to write in this style, I will officially support reading it, even if I am only an insignificant small group of people.

He is still the protagonist for now!

Not to mention the anecdote, at this rate, it would be awesome if we could update all 7 singularities in our lifetime.

Lovely

It's a pity that many FGO fans have to write one by one from the 12345 singularity, and then write to 67, which is almost completed or gone. The 67th singularity of FGO is still interesting and there is a second part. I have to struggle with the bad singularities in the past, and then I have to magically change them...

Everything about this book is good, but there is one thing that I really can't stand. Could the author please stop the first half of each chapter from being an expansion of the end of the previous chapter? I'm not paying to read what I've already read in the previous chapter.