Holy Grail War: Night Return

Lin Ye just wanted to live. At the age of twenty-two, he grew up in an orphanage and worked in a convenience store. His greatest ideal in life was to live in peace until the day he died - until the Holy Grail War forcibly selected him as the "Seventh Master" on a rainy night. The intended master was assassinated. He is a substitute. A "three-no" master with zero foundation, zero intelligence, and zero combat power has three command spells and an abnormal pattern that moves on its own on the back of his hand. To make matters worse, the Servant Saber he summoned—the blonde swordswoman—looked exactly like the woman he had flashed back repeatedly in his mind. The woman ran for her life in the rainy night with her baby in her arms, with the burning city behind her. That baby was him. That woman was his mother, whom he had not heard from for twenty-two years. "Seventh Master, welcome. Escape, or die." The pronouncement of the Holy Grail still rings in my ears. But Lin Ye soon discovered that this war was far more than the fighting of seven groups of people - the Holy Grail was not a wishing device, but a harvester. In every war, the souls of the Seven Riders' servants were transformed into energy, feeding the ancient gods sleeping in the eternal night. And his existence itself is the final key to this ritual. "Are you afraid of death?" Saber asked. "Afraid." Lin Ye touched the old scar left by the orphanage on the tiger's mouth, "But I am even more afraid that you will die in front of me, and I did nothing." From escaping to facing, from chess piece to chess player, from the substitute who just wants to survive to the game-breaker who dares to reject the Holy Grail - this is a road paved with command spells, conspiracy and the blood of companions. At the end of the road, a huge stone gate slowly appeared over the Pacific Ocean.