Invading Type-Moon

In Type-Moon, any Heroic Spirit capable of even a minor attack possesses a devastating ability to destroy a city, and that's not even their true form. In the realm of Forbidden Magic, only Saints or those superior to them possess such power. Furthermore, Mages are likely stronger than any Heroic Spirit, as they have access to the Root, while Heroic Spirits haven't. Moreover, Gaia and Alaya govern countless parallel worlds of Type-Moon, making them even stronger than Demon Gods.

A Certain Magical Index and Type-Moon are simply not in the same league. The author may be comparing the strength of the human side in two different dimensions. However, almost all of Type-Moon's top combat power comes from other races. There's also the early suppression force, and later on, UO (Ultra-Original) forces are everywhere.

I watched World War IV in fits and starts, skipping around. It was poison-induced, half-heartedly angsty, completely lacking in intelligence and strength, with no ambition (or self-interest). The plot was just a sideshow, the characters were brainless saints, and the protagonist had masochistic tendencies. There were no satisfying moments at all. So, I watched it for nothing.

Come to do archaeology This book is from so many years ago. At least six or seven years ago. Back then, the domestic fanfiction scene was still in its infancy. This book could be considered one of the starting points for domestic monthly fanfiction. Back then, everything in fanfiction was new; now, after reading so much, everything seems toxic. Seriously, now you're starting to clean up feudal dregs, huh? 🤣

Based on today's storyline, did you manage to pull Scáthach or not?

1. The official character design and the average Noble Phantasm Servant are about equal. 2. The parallel world of Type-Moon is limited to the solar system. 3. Gaia from Steel Earth was killed by humans and called UO to come before he died. 4. There has never been a setting for suppressing power in any official work, nor has there been any such depiction.

Every time I see the main character fight with their fists, I'm speechless. Even petty thugs know to carry a weapon when fighting, but these main characters always resort to hand-to-hand combat.

This protagonist... A transmigrator from China, actually claims he can't speak anything except Japanese... What the heck is this?!

I've read twenty chapters, and while I wouldn't say it's particularly bad, it's just incredibly awkward to read.

Perhaps because this book was written earlier, it's far inferior to the currently serialized *Eighth Grand Holy Grail War*. The protagonist is still a hot-blooded young man fresh from his transmigration, willing to put himself in danger for the sake of so-called justice.