Anime Crossover: Learning to Grow Stronger in Type-Moon

What should you do when customers complain about the taste of food? Are you saying that there is no problem with the taste of your own food, but there is something wrong with the customer's tongue? When you are stubborn, even if your taste is really good and you don't know your place, there is no need for people to come to your place to consume. Attitude is also a part of consumption.

So many people are telling the author about the problem of dragon heart, but the author is still arguing with readers. You say it's okay for one or two people to say that. Everyone is saying there is a problem, but you are still arguing. Then the author should follow his own ideas. I wish the author a million dollars to become a god.

Too rough, it's unbearable. You're going for a knowledge-based storyline, shouldn't the main focus be on the protagonist's astonishing wisdom and practical skills? The imagination is so barren that all you can think about is transplanting King Arthur's dragon heart. Knowing you have a cheat ability, you're still thinking about transplanting it?

In short, the protagonist the author wrote is incredibly awkward. Yes, awkward. You could say he has some kind of cheat code, but it's not very powerful, so there's no sense of satisfaction. Furthermore, Medea could have easily regained her physical form while in the black mud. 😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂 Then there's a whole bunch of worldviews where you can easily obtain magic power, like Kamen Rider Wizard and Godslayer slaying disobedient gods.

Even the most basic setup in Squid Platinum T1 was criticized as boring, yet the author, at level 1, dared to use a setup without any surprises. One has to admit, that's truly courageous.

Aside from time travel, the protagonist seems to blend into the crowd of magicians who are all obsessed with studying the origins of magic. As for research, there weren't any significant results; they even used modern firepower to defeat Matou.

Come on, come on, there are only a few people reading your book and they are still saying something, it's good that in a few days the good money will drive out the bad money.

Are the protagonist and the ahoge (cowlick) the same person? Is the protagonist a blank slate android or an infant who can accept the dragon's heart with minimal rejection? It feels like it's better to romance Medea to get her into a second life, or just spout nonsense to integrate knowledge and personality before quitting the game.

🙂After reading the comments, I suspect it's a history writer from a useless cat.

Going after Saber's Dragon Heart 😅? Let's not even talk about how useless the Dragon Heart is with that meager output. Sieg is a top-tier android with top-tier magic circuits to unleash the magic power of Sieg's Dragon Heart. He'll also be corrupted by magic power. Without the Holy Grail to help him transform into a dragon, he'll either be a dead ball or a dragon beast.