What with these Chinese stories auto-hate nowadays? At least read the story first, geez. Let me tell you what to expect from this fanfiction. If you're looking for quick and instant wish fulfillment, then you better stop reading and move on to the next novel. As of chapter 61, it was a proper novel. I'm kind of surprised myself since this is a fanfiction. The author is good at character growth. As the protagonist is transmigrated into the body of Fujimaru Shirou, a 6-year-old kid, yeah his real parents aren't dead yet so no Emiya Shirou for you. He starts as a weakling without any power whatsoever and will be embroiled in a conflict beyond his control. He'll struggle like an ordinary person, think like an ordinary person, and grow to be more than an ordinary person. It's all about character growth. So if you're expecting a Gary-Stu or Giga-Chad stomping the Fate series powerhouses, then you better stop wasting your time here. The MC will start as weak, become strong, then stronger, and eventually overpowered.

A somewhat slow start, I must say, and a great development of the protagonist, seriously, what a jewel, completely recommended, although they will have to put up with the MC's complaints for the first few chapters, but after that all their effort to support the cringe will be rewarded: D

I must say to be a Chinese novel this is suprisingly really good. You don’t really notice any of the signs of bad translation. The main character isn’t stupid and all around it is a majorly underrated novel.

MC is kinda frustrating though that's probably reasonable I mean the story kinda makes sense. Like imagine you as a reader/watcher idk gets plunged to nasuverse where dead apostles are lurking around and the world gets controlled by Magus and the Church behind the scenes. The only frustrating part is his guilt eating him up other than that kinda realistic, no one here adapts that fast to Nasuverse and that's period. Grammar is good

Just read it ...,.....................

Love this story. Absolutely. I got way too hyped at the endgame of the grail war arc. Spartacus is the MAN and Shirou is absolutely goated with the sauce.

This is one of my favorite fan fics of all time. The protagonist actually has character development (something many reader can’t fathom).

I have read this story to the fullest. To be honest I liked the protagonist because he was a down to earth character and wasn't somebody that went after other women to make a harem for himself. I am just disappointed by ending of the story because one of the main reasons I liked it is pure relation ships and how he was devoted to Artoria as a man. So I kinda hate the harem ending because it destroyed all my respect for the main character. Though I must say this story taught me a lot about society. I read this for the first time when I was 15. I was ignorant of my social awkwardness and was fooled by people very easily, I spent most of my time wasting it on worthless things like watching some worthless anime and stuff but after reading this I was able to see every thing from another perspective, I finally understood people to a certain degree. And I was finally able to act my age because I had been acting like a brat the whole time. I still don't understand how the author managed to create such a story while teaching about society at the same time. Either way I must say, I am grateful

My first piece of advice for new readers is to read the title. If you don’t like a heroic MC this isn’t the story for you. Beyond that, the story is about someone who reincarnated into Shirou’s body and participates in the Fourth grail war, but focuses primarily on Shirou’s growth as a character. Highly recommend.

This story is strangely good. Pretty much just a story about a normal man becoming better and by the latest chapter you could see it. Honestly it was pretty annoying and slow at the start but when the story began to increase pace you could really enjoy it. That being said it’s still kinda hard to get there so just keep this in your library and if you get bored read the story. Warning: slow paced, power leveling inconsistent, not focus on magic and power, life lesson oriented, not that bad after the first 60 chapters