Sasaki Kojiro in the Real World, Emiya Shirou's Nightmare (1st Update)

Sasaki Kojiro... it truly made one sigh.

This swordsman—if he had not been summoned by that damned Caster, Medea; if he had not been an Assassin, but had instead descended under the more suitable Saber class—his performance would definitely not have been limited to this.

All one could say was that it was truly a pity.

Especially for the people of Yingzhou. Seeing their local hero defeated, they felt even more regretful and unwilling to accept it.

Many people could not help thinking that if Sasaki Kojiro had not been burdened by so many restrictions, he would certainly have been an exceptionally outstanding top-tier Heroic Spirit.

Su Yun's opinion on this was—indeed.

If Sasaki Kojiro had descended as a Saber, he truly could have been very powerful.

Although the Sasaki Kojiro in the game was still an Assassin and only had one star, he was extremely strong among low-star Servants, belonging to the one-star god-of-war tier.

Of course, with that star rating hanging over him, the so-called one-star god of war felt more like a joke. At the very least, passersby who did not know the context would definitely assume it was a joking nickname.

However, Nasu, the original author, had patched this up, stating that star ratings did not represent a Heroic Spirit's strength, but merely their "ease of summoning," indicating that Sasaki Kojiro was a Servant who responded to summons more often.

Although this was rather forced damage control, it at least restored some dignity to many low-rarity Servants.

However, it could not fool many players, so those who did not buy it kept calling for a Saber-class version of Sasaki Kojiro.

Then Nasu really did just that, though he appeared only as an NPC. He displayed ultimate swordsmanship, declaring himself a master of the divine realm whose