Mushoku Tensei: Rudeus's Second Chance at Life

I don't know why the groups disappeared, and it happened twice in a row, even the transfer station disappeared... New group number: 6-1-6-3-7-0-6-4-0

BV1KBgCzkEbC An animated short film about Old Rudy made by a Bilibili master.

I watched it again on the second try. Everything was alright after the reboot, up to the academy arc. Then, the pace was suddenly accelerated, character interactions decreased, and Aisha became the main character driving the story forward. Then a quick ending is hard to reconcile. Actually, it would be better to consider the ending before the reboot as the finale.

It's well-written, but I'm still worried about the author's mental state. #(Laughing and crying)

It's very well written, a masterpiece. The later parts were a real brainstorming session.

Greatness needs no further explanation.

To be honest, Rudeus's character is portrayed a little too much; he's like a giant powder keg ready to explode at any moment, constantly swearing and getting angry. This deviates slightly from the original work. However, the subsequent reincarnation storyline is very interesting, avoiding the problem of Mushoku Tensei fanfiction being too similar to the original, which is refreshing. The plot also feels natural, giving me a Steins; Gate-like feeling. Perhaps the biggest regret is that the final victory over the gods and humans is too hasty. In the Aisha arc, Aisha is finally persuaded by the protagonist to help, but the story ends too quickly, which feels too rushed. I even think that Aisha and Rudeus's next reincarnation could be explored in more detail. Overall, it's a very interesting Mushoku Tensei fanfiction.

Why are all the posts and comments on the book next door gone?

This book can be divided into two parts: the first half focusing on Old Rudy's storyline, and the second half detailing Old Rudy's crazy reincarnations and battles against gods and humans. Personally, I think the second half is brilliantly written, with a highly creative concept that's arguably unique. It offers profound insights into reincarnation and time travel. While the first half might make Old Rudy seem somewhat out of character, the second half's concept is so ingenious that it truly showcases the author's originality.

The author's plot is well-written, but the number of fans shows that the results are only average. The suffering of the protagonist is just the surface. As one comment in Chapter 100 said, this book has not given people a sense of "peace of mind" so far. Although the work is labeled "light novel," it's anything but easy to read. It keeps you on the edge of your seat, making it easy to get tired and give up on the later chapters.