Type-Moon: I'm Barely Human
型月：我的含人量很少
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Stats
581Chapters
8.7kRecommendations
40.4kFans
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The flavor of this type of mushroom is too strong; I wouldn't recommend using a very strong flavor to avoid getting the same illness.
I'm here for Arcueid, but the author should be prepared to be sidelined, since Type-Moon isn't very popular, and Tsukihime is even less so. I hope you can persevere.
Last time I saw the protagonist fly to the World of War IV and start raising his pets, I finished watching it all today and here are my thoughts. Last month I posted that the author had finished writing the Fate/stay night volume, but the second half completely threw me off.
The author's writing style is very similar to Mushroom's, which is not very friendly to readers who do not understand Type-Moon.
Type-Moon? And starting with Tsukihime? That's a rare find.
What on earth is this writing? It's a complete mess.
What kind of nonsense is this? It's all gibberish.
The male protagonist seems to be becoming more and more of a succubus; every woman would be attracted to him, which is typical of male protagonists in the Fate series, even a bit excessive. In the original work, you could find female characters who opposed the protagonist, but here they seem to be completely absent, giving it a harem feel.
Shortcoming
The protagonist's growth lacks sufficient narrative description; the story doesn't convey any changes in the protagonist beyond their strength. This is a weakness, and a common problem in many online novels: they provide a stage for characters to showcase their talents, but neglect the expression of their core essence.
I've read the latest chapter. The author has already mastered the fungus-themed style (it's delicious, I love it!), But I feel like this writing style will result in significantly fewer views.