Type-Moon: Humanity Love Simulator
型月，人类爱模拟器
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 973k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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181Chapters
8.8kRecommendations
109.3kFans
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People call her a saint, but I don't think so. She's clearly a madman. Whether I let them go or kill them, it doesn't matter as long as I'm happy. My good and my evil are all in my heart. I am the power.
Killing is easy, saving is hard. I'm going to save, save, save! Men, women, even those who are neither male nor female! People, dogs, cats! Charge! Charge! Charge! I'll be the first to rush in when there's danger! I'm for everyone, everyone is for me! Killing one person is a crime, killing ten thousand is a hero?
Regarding Chinese Heroes
Nero can represent Rome, but I didn't even know who Nero was before FGO. So what about Qin Shi Huang? Zhuanxu? Confucius? Laozi? The Yellow Emperor and the Yan Emperor? These are too overpowered, okay? What about generals like Bai Qi, Han Xin, and Wang Jian? What about literary giants like Wang Xizhi, Gu Kaizhi, Li Bai, and Su Shi?
The more I look at it, the more tormented I become; it's like being cut with a dull knife.
I got hooked on the first volume, and I read the second volume with a furrowed brow, but the third volume completely broke me. You can't just depict a god (or beast) devoid of humanity; the more you read, the more uncomfortable and tormented you become. Even after the destruction of the Su Kingdom, he keeps trying to educate people—it really broke me.
Don't rush
I don't know if the protagonist has become a saint, but he's almost a beast.
Please, author, write something serious! The first chapter was so brilliant; the saint and the Golden King were both so charming and unique. But Su Zi in the third chapter is a complete madman. He doesn't even consider himself human, causing the death of his entire clan in this life. His obsession with taming beasts isn't human evil at all; it's just pure lust. There's absolutely no love for humanity in him. 😅😡
Protect everyone? Hmm? You want to be Seele too 🤓?
I don't know anything about writing, so consider this just the ramblings of a kid who's read a few books in the past. It might be a bit long.
After reading the first chapter of the Greek IF chapter today, I really couldn't hold back anymore. The first volume was excellent. The main story of Saint Kylar forging the sword and the epilogue about Beast Kylar soloing the Grandmasters left a deep impression. The interlude, the Cup Battle, also provided some enjoyable elements.
Something's not right; it seems like I'm starting to get a "literary youth syndrome."
Personally, I feel that the second volume is significantly worse than the first. The second volume is practically a complete departure from the original, but it's still readable. It's just that when the third volume came out, I was a bit taken aback… I don't know how to describe it; my cultural level is low, I don't know how to put it. It just felt like the protagonist's character development suddenly became very conflicting and disjointed.