The Hero's Path

The author's imagination is quite reasonable. Rin is similar to Toki in her pursuit of magic, and she studies jewel magic, which requires a lot of money, so she will inevitably have to pursue money in the future. Shirou, on the other hand, is someone who is willing to sacrifice himself for justice, so the two will eventually become parallel lines. If Saber were alive, the only one who could truly accompany Shirou to the end would be Saber. They are equally stubborn and equally noble. We may not want to be heroes, but we cannot deny the greatness of heroes.

I suspect the person who recommended this book to me has a grudge against me.

I've long felt that Shirou would be a more "perfect" Kirisuke. In the Holy Grail War, where his abilities explode and he encounters the righteous Saber, he wouldn't experience the despair and darkness Kirisuke suffered in his early years. Therefore, his initial pursuit of justice would be stronger and more fervent, making their differing paths an inevitable outcome. Rin pursues the path of magic, and I feel her affection is somewhat related to Shirou's demonstrated strength, plus Rin herself knew Shirou liked Saber early on. In Sakura's route, Sakura's inner feelings and actions after her corruption, according to Shirou's initial intentions, showed forgiveness and non-killing—Shirou's most sensible response to those he cared about...

Tomb sweeping

I've come to sweep the graves again...

It's amazing that no one is reading such a good novel.

[Quote]Don't scam me, okay? NEW will come back, right?[/Quote] +1 Don't scam me!!

Tomb sweeping

Sweeping the tomb, hoping for the author's return.

Has Seven Nights been forgotten?