Some people are dissatisfied with Xiye's trouble-making, but Erye tolerates everything. Well, this is the difference in cognition. Although Erye calls for rationality and not being bound by stereotypes, in fact, he often still holds the impression of his previous life, which is also inevitable. Just like in so many rebirth novels, recruiting Ding Sanshi and Zuckerberg to work for you, this is also a stereotype. The difference is whether you understand it or not, and Erye knows all the characters with names in Type-Moon.
Regarding Hier, if you really play through the five lines of "Tsuki-hime", you will be more tolerant of the characters in it, especially Amber and Hier who are miserable. Why? What else can I do? Sympathy. In fact, I am very tolerant of those characters who are not bad at heart and have a dark history (otherwise why would I care about Fujino? Why would I worry about Amber? Why would I risk turning against Mushi on the first day Sakura entered the house?), and the Type-Moon chef mentioned at the beginning is not a joke, the cooking power is unleashed. If you don't have a deep understanding of these characters, or even just know their names, you will naturally not have any good impressions - stereotypes and different treatments are one of the attributes of human beings.
As for whether Roman is there? I said in the preview in the previous FA volume that there is. If not, I won't even pull out Olga Marie, Roman's ring is in her house! Of course, the one summoned can't be a top-ranked spiritual base, as for whether they will lose? The young master can only say that Roman should not be praised too much. There are so many monsters in the five battles, so what about Roman? Apart from anything else, Roman with an ordinary spiritual base will definitely be able to beat the infinite possibilities of Shining, who was hand-picked by Mushrooms? What's more, the young master not only wants Roman, but also Grandpa Wang Ha, and he will explain the cause and effect of why he appeared clearly - otherwise, how can this be worthy of the biggest chapter before the end of the main story.
If I want to write about FGO, it can only be a side story. The current idea is that the second master's spirit goes to another world line (similar to the relationship between the main body of the Heroic Spirit and the Servant). Otherwise, he could beat the master's main body in the Musou mode at that time. How can he play in Chaldea? Even if the second part is said to be one level more difficult than the first part, the upper limit of his strength is only at the level of a god, which is still not good enough. Probably only Tima and Guy can make the ultimate second master serious and give his all.
Finally, today Jian Shao has a gathering and outing with his car club, so I can’t write again. Fortunately, I still have some drafts saved. Don’t worry, Jian Shao is so conscientious that I am moved myself.