While it has an interesting premise and has a strong start, it quickly becomes unfocused, introducing additional elements from Apocrypha besides what can be explained by the premise, as well as an overpowered OC who is able to keep up Servants in a fight. If you came here looking for a story that purely explores the butterfly effect of Mordred being summoned into the 5th Grail War, you will be disappointed.
Also, this isn't strictly a part of the story itself, but the author partakes of that ridiculous practice of having fourth-wall breaking "conversations" with the characters in their author's notes at the end of most chapters. It's not particularly relevant, but it does demonstrate the quality of writing on display here.
Dropped it in the fourth chapter
While it has an interesting premise and has a strong start, it quickly becomes unfocused, introducing additional elements from Apocrypha besides what can be explained by the premise, as well as an overpowered OC who is able to keep up Servants in a fight. If you came here looking for a story that purely explores the butterfly effect of Mordred being summoned into the 5th Grail War, you will be disappointed.
Also, this isn't strictly a part of the story itself, but the author partakes of that ridiculous practice of having fourth-wall breaking "conversations" with the characters in their author's notes at the end of most chapters. It's not particularly relevant, but it does demonstrate the quality of writing on display here.