Review Detail of Zeffur in FGO: Evil God

The writing is good, the story is good as well and is engaging. The characters are consistent in how they behave, so you won't really find the typical bipolar mc, who have very inconsistent moods, personality and actions. If you are looking for an EVIL mc, someone who is evil just for being evil then you surely came to the wrong place. Evil is merely a title given onto another by others, basically subjective in a sense. This mc does display evil actions and intent at times it is a given, habits are hard to give up, but in the end this story is more of the mc's journey to rid himself of his regrets and his own guilts (the little amount he has) IMO. He follows the orders of Ra, because he's subjected to him, Ra is more powerful or has some type of control, such that he was able to make Mc go through a constant cycle of reincarnation for 100,000 years and experience a mortal life in each. MC does get cheated on by his "wife" but in my eyes adds upon the hatred he has, and possibly is a main reason for the mc's divulgence in evil and as well as possibly a main factor in what he had done to be punished by Ra. Anyways his behaviours and personality induced by his past makes interesting interactions between the other characters and his servants. One where he's either able to find connections, annoyance or is basically apathetic all together to them. His actions also raising moral dilemma/plight and ******* between him and those of chaldea specifically mash and gudao who are more emotionally invested and involve while the mc is someone who is more apathetic and result driven, meaning he cares little of the means but more of the end. Though he also adjusts to the disagreement of the others to what he plans at times as well basically meaning that the other characters are not just sheep to the whims of the MC and can make decisions on their own at times. Basically it's worth reading, there are times where mc is defeated at the beginning but if power is what makes a character, hence being the factor of whether or not a story is great, then I just don't believe it's a valid point. If being a "god" means you have to be strong (even if the author has made points on why the power was restricted in the first place), then you should take those pre-existing notions out when starting to read this. Anywho, enjoy yourselves if you decide to read!