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Fragments and Labyrinth are also the only Fate LNs that couldn't get most rated at 5
>Apocrypha: 63% 5*
>Case Files: 70% 5*
>Fragments: 36% 2*
>Labyrinth: 26% 2*
>Requiem: 34% 5*
>SF: 55% 5*

some nip reviews on fragments:
>The setting of the characters and the development of the story are interesting, but the sentences are difficult to read. Since there are many meaningless line breaks, the amount of sentences is very small and it feels frustrating even if the story does not progress easily. After that, there are many scene changes.
>Yeah, it wasn't worth buying. I thought it was like a doujinshi doujinshi created by an amateur. Regarding the problem of the contents, it was as it was by another person's review. It feels like an ordinary writer just repeats 160 pages of content that could be suppressed by 60 to 70 pages.
> the novel omitting all the battle scences leaves us feeling like we've been left out. The battles usually ended with "after that, this is how it turned out" without the progress of the battle.
>I was disgusted with the writing in every way but at least the illustrations are absolutely beautiful so it's worth buying as an artbook
>The main character, Manaka, who summoned Saber, is said to have a considerable amount of charisma but unfortunately, Manaka's charisma is only explained in terrible and unreadable words that cannot reach the reader at all and made the servants who got toyed with look incompetent.
>Just read the wiki instead
>Why did you cut the text halfway?
>Because of unnecessary line breaks, the content is thin for the thickness of the book.
Labyrinth:
>The book itself is thick but there are so many line breaks that page numbers mean nothing
>I have no idea how the final boss was beaten. It was the same case to Fragments too.
>The writing style is that of a drunk teenage girl. What a waste of other works's servants
>This is more like a poem than a novel, Hassan was good
>It started abruptly and ended abruptly and I was a little surprised. The story itself is fairly straightforward and begins without any explanation.