Type-Moon: My Fate Compendium

Every time I watch FATE, I feel disgusted by Kiritsugu. He does the most evil things with the greatest kindness. Just because he wants to save the world or something, he can do whatever he wants. He has the final say on who will be sacrificed to save whoever. It is like Marvel's Braised Egg, saying that he wants to protect the world, so all the abilities of the world must be controlled by him. Renmei Manga at least has a fig leaf. The greater the ability, the greater the responsibility. Kiritsugu's ability is not great, but the responsibility is enormous. It can be called the greatest Holy Mother Bell in the second dimension.

Why call the Lord and follow the spirit? The translation here looks very awkward. Such as the title used in domestic pirated games.

Please don't overthink your personal thoughts: Why is there a protagonist named Wuming from another line, especially when there is also a destiny illustration and Xingyue, the protagonist traveled to different timelines when he traveled through time? Although the author set up the Destiny Illustration to teleport the nameless person to the timeline where the protagonist is, and then the energy will be exhausted and disappear. But I originally thought that the protagonist traveled through time, and there is also the Destiny Illustration, and he is the only protagonist. Even if it is, it will be given to the protagonist. The experience of delivering characters is also very satisfying Then I discovered that the protagonist of King's Banquet was actually pretending to be Wu Ming. I asked why the protagonist had such an awesome gun for no reason. Jin Shining also said that there is no one in King's Treasure House. Let me tell you a personal story. It may be a bit of an exaggerated metaphor: It's like sitting on the grass eating a box of chocolates on the ground. While eating, you suddenly find a lump on the side of the box, which makes you feel sick.

Good-looking, non-toxic, the content is smooth and not confusing

(I hope the author will improve it or pin it to the top) After reading everyone's comments about Kiritsugu, I think it is necessary to suggest that all book friends read it before commenting: Kiritsugu's image is undoubtedly one of the most perfect characters created by Xingyue. Different perspectives will have different views on Kiritsugu. You may think that he is a paranoid, a hero who has gone astray or a bastard, but it is undeniable that Emiya Kiritsugu is an extremely A complex and three-dimensional character, the so-called father-loving and annihilation have different views and situations. Some people say that his righteousness to destroy his father is inconsistent with the government's three views of people. But don't forget that they also have the same saying of "righteousness to annihilate relatives." What's more, Emiya Juken and other magicians brought in the mainstream three-views of contemporary society and believed that distortion would cause great harm to ordinary people. Therefore, his betrayal for the sake of justice can also have different interpretations. Loyalty to the law, morality, righteousness and many other different aspects can analyze different Emiya Kiritsugu. Some people say that he is a self-righteous and arrogant person who lives outside the law. Some people say that he was born as a master who killed his relatives. Others say that he was a tragic hero who saved more people and had lofty ideals. They are all right, but from different angles. I believe that the elementary school Chinese text "Drawing Star Fruit" will teach you this truth. But no matter how you evaluate Emiya Kiritsugu and other characters, please don't be too one-sided to judge whether the character is right or wrong, and unreasonably criticize and insult others (society is not black and white), and don't specify what Neon Man's works are based on national stereotypes. Such colored glasses (it will only make your "patriot behavior" comment in the comment section of Neon fan fiction look double-standard and hypocritical, and easily offend others), please remember that you are evaluating Japanese comic characters and not participating in the Patriotic War on the Internet. The in-depth thinking that good works bring to people should not be bound by various prejudices and stereotypes. Only by thinking objectively and comprehensively and speaking rationally can we get a relatively correct point of view (and make people feel that you are not making trouble unreasonably), and can also communicate better with others. Finally, I wish all book friends a happy reading and communication, be kind in words, think more and be kind, and achieve more gains~

It has been reviewed and cannot be released, so just post it in the book club. 9mm is a caliber. It has nothing to do with whether the bullet itself is military or not. Whether it is a military-standard bullet depends on the propellant and warhead. .223Rem and m993 are both 5.56Mm caliber, but one is a civilian bullet and the other is a military standard bullet. There is a huge difference in muzzle velocity and penetration. And 9mm is a caliber and not a type of bullet. Then there is an alien such as 9×39, so if you don't understand it, don't write it in a somewhat intellectual way. It will embarrass you. And there is only an indirect relationship between caliber and power, not a direct relationship. Power itself is a composite judgment standard, which is different in different situations (such as whether the target is wearing a body armor or not, etc.). It cannot be said that because it is a military-standard bullet, it must be powerful and perform well. It is just that it is relatively more suitable for the army. Don't say that I am deliberately nitpicking for the sake of blackmail, I am doing this to make this book better. The first monthly pass of this month is given to you, it's even better if you add some essence (laughing)

After watching it for a while, I didn't really understand why the Emiya family had such a good relationship with the protagonist inexplicably? I was a little confused when I saw it. It seemed like the author was amusing himself in it?

I don't understand why everyone is scolding Kiritsugu. Although he is not a good person, he is not an evil person who does all kinds of evil. Some people say that talking about saving the world while he has no strength is a fool's errand. But isn't it because Kiritsugu knows that he has no ability to save the world that he chooses to rely on the wishing machine of the Holy Embrace to fulfill his ideals? Some people say that to save others, you need the help and permission of others, and you can't do it if you don't agree? What is the difference between this and denying history? Does saving others require the consent of others? When a great man embarks on the road to save the country, he can get the cry for help from the people of the country. When Qin Shihuang unified the six countries, did he get the permission of the people of the six countries? When Zhu Yuanzhang restored the Han family and the Jiang family, could he get the request of the Han people? If Zhu Yuanzhang and the great man did not succeed, would they also be laughed at? They are peasants and beggars for having such great ideals!

I see a lot of people arguing about Emiya Kiritsugu. First of all, I don't pay much attention to the FGO series. Most of them are novels and games. I think the reason why most people hate Emiya Kiritsugu is because he does not legally make decisions for the people who are chosen to be sacrificed. It can be said that most of the people who are sacrificed are inexplicably decided to be sacrificed, and most readers are introduced to this group of people who were sacrificed. After all, no one likes to be forced to choose to sacrifice.

When I read Chapter 56, I felt that it was too watery. The protagonist has conquered the entire Einzbern family. I can understand that the time traveler does not want to recognize his father, but the evil information of this world is not revealed at all. Even if Kiritsugu does not believe it, it can at least shake his heart. Furthermore, apart from saving Sakura, the Fourth War has always followed the plot, and the process of the sword and gun battle has not changed. A bunch of fans have written it over and over again until I almost vomited. I looked through the catalog and still haven't finished the Fourth War with 300,000 words. The original work is less than 600,000 words. The Banquet of Three Kings is almost half the progress of the original work. Doesn't the author want to write 600,000 words for the Fourth War? 🙄