Bai Song, 18 years old, seems to be a traveler.

After Bai Song was killed by a mud truck, he found himself transported to another world, and he even had a panel that could summon Servants.

Before Bai Song could feel happy, he suddenly realized that he seemed to have crossed over to the Type-Moon world.

Moreover, it was at a time point under the pen of Gen Urobuchi, the warrior of love.

Bai Song smiled wryly.

“If I commit su*cide now, I should be happier, right?”

And then…

Looking at the summoning formation, he saw a blue-gray large cat holding a trophy that read “National Rat-Catching Champion.”

Bai Song suddenly realized that the Type-Moon world had become much less terrifying in an instant.

Why does Ryunosuke Yusheng commit suicide frequently?

Why did Tohsaka Tokiomi hunt down his disciple?

Why doesn’t Jin glitter cooperate with the emperor?

Why is my king homeless?

Behind all this, is the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality.

Please read this book, a man who plays tricks by comics.

The truck driver brought Ling Xuan to the parallel world World Blue Star for the year-end award.

Here, the physical body travels to replace Ling Xuan, a senior high school boy with the same name and surname, and obtains a check-in system.

(The introduction is pale, please see the content for details.)

Jiang Shang travels through the Zongman world, but the first world is Fuyuki City?

Joan of Arc, who was not supposed to be alive, came to her door and begged him to participate in the Holy Grail War?

I thought it was the beginning of hell.

At the critical moment, the system awakens!

Just make choices, or rewrite the plot, to get amazing rewards!

“Ally with Joan, get: Top Heroic Spirit Template!”

“Choose to save Matou Sakura, get: Imaginary Space!”

“Summon a mad-ranked servant, get: the holy gun of the end!”

The Holy Grail War begins!

Facing the arrogant King of Heroes, Jiang Shang showed his magic whip under the dull gaze of all the heroes!

“Arrogant tyrants should be beaten constantly.”

“I won’t stop until you admit your mistake.”