Re:Zero, but with a Godlike Teammate

To be honest, I still quite like Xiao Tang's personality. Even the protagonist, who might potentially be remarried, seems much more pleasing to the eye now. Itv, If I were to get married, I'd be the first to run away. Many readers got involved in it. Either you put yourself in their shoes, It can be viewed as a daughter or the female lead. So far, it's absolutely fantastic! I love this Subaru-centric TV series. Of course, it also depends on the author's balance. If the protagonist genuinely likes Subaru even a little bit, instead of just having fun, I'll immediately switch sides. After all, I came here specifically for the Subaru-centric TV series. If this guy actually gets to enjoy it, it'll be more painful than if I were gender-swapped and tortured myself.

It would be troublesome if I married a man who was already in a relationship.

It's clear the author really likes their protagonist; almost every character speaks highly of her, even the Archbishop of Sloth praises her diligence upon first meeting her. In contrast, the author is incredibly harsh on Subaru, not only omitting almost all of his highlights but also making him unlikable, and spending over ten chapters portraying him as a useless and worthless character… I like Subaru, but only because I like the character. In short, I've found the recent updates somewhat unbearable; hopefully, things will improve.

In recent episodes, Subaru Natsuki's attitude towards Fikade has become rather unsettling. I'm wondering if the author is copying some old-school fanfiction, deliberately portraying the original protagonist as more villainous to reduce reader backlash when Subaru is loved. I think this is unnecessary. Can you love someone more than the author himself? Besides, Re: Zero readers are used to Subaru being adored even when he's innocent or doing good deeds. I just hope Subaru's "exploitative" attitude towards Fikade in the latest chapter ends soon; it's infuriating to watch.

Private Phoenix Author I want to eat a transformation while also eating a single hundred and eating i-mo. The idea is to move the component with a little bit of traffic to whichever side has the highest flow rate later.

It feels like I'm just a little short, not enough love, not enough "i". For example, in the final playthrough of the Bowel Hunter, there was absolutely no need to meet the Red Healer first and have Subaru die once because he didn't raise the protagonist's affection level. As a result, even after all the potential pitfalls and death conditions had been met, the protagonist came back (did the author, with an omniscient perspective, suddenly realize that leaving at this point and letting the Healer appear would have truly ruined the save file?). It feels like the author just relied on a single idea to write this novel, but didn't delve into the details. The protagonist and Xiao Tang are like two completely different people. You don't think acting is a simple thing, do you? Even if Subaru is blind, the others aren't. The protagonist, who transforms into Doflamingo, is neither a participant in an otherworldly event nor a detached observer with a godlike perspective; rather, he's a puppet stitched into Subaru's underlying code. Others say the protagonist isn't superhuman enough, but I think he's quite divine, isn't he? Like Evolt from Kamen Rider, who, having experienced everything, still tells the protagonist, "You're just a fake hero I created." This is so sacred! The author's words about "divine intervention" are not an exaggeration at all. Xiao Tang is indeed a product of the author's influence. Even if someone with a similar personality to Xiao Tang is to be a hero under the author's guidance, they must love Subaru. It's normal that you don't dare respond to Dan Bai or change your mind, because the Xiao Tang controlled by the protagonist is also like that—unresponsive, irresponsible, and silent. You want to give Subaru a little illusion that she likes you, and you also want to be her hope when she's in pain, and then, when the time comes, you let her die. I'll say it again: you don't think acting is a simple thing, do you? The protagonist is an ordinary otaku who takes on the body of a not-so-bright Xiao Tang, and he has to play a complex, passionate hero after he already knows that he is going to become Subaru. Is that a good performance? After all, while Subaru is pretty bad in many ways, he would undoubtedly attract heroes if he died and didn't enter an "what if" scenario. His underlying nature is kind, and his actions could gradually attract Doflamingo, but that's not enough. The author must deliberately ensure that Doflamingo retains the protagonist's initial core identity—Subaru—otherwise, she would have been written out of the story like Rem in the original work. But that would seem very fake, like the protagonist and Xiao Tang are just puppets of the author. Isn't that why Re: Zero has such a bad reputation? Subaru is Nagatsuki's puppet, making him do all sorts of disgusting and stupid things, and then having others prepare to make this clown die ridiculously and ugly, turning Subaru's growth into a joke, repeating the cycle over and over again.

I'm a little curious whether the protagonist's current personality is just a facade, like the original Doflamingo. The protagonist, who appears righteous on the surface but secretly harbors malice towards Subaru, is actually a fixed personality. His second personality, on the other hand, is the one who was thrown into Re: Zero and experienced many things that changed him.

To be honest, there are very few substitutes for this kind of novel. An original work wouldn't have this much popularity; who cares how the original protagonist is treated? Fanfiction that messes with other original protagonists is likely to get criticized. Torturing a protagonist like Ainz Ooal Gown is less satisfying than just killing him off. It's only because Subaru, whose father is so unloved that he has to call out his name when Nagatsuki is chopping him up, that he happens to fit this bill perfectly. #(Dizzy)

This looks more and more like a sad duckling, could it really be an Edo Tensei?

Finally I can leave a review! I'm so disappointed. I saw this book in a QQ group chat history, and someone said they exited halfway through and found that the 486 emoticon was exactly the same as the one on the cover. I even downloaded a Hedgehog Cat game specifically to see how to defeat Subaru, but the protagonist's damage to Subaru was less than 1/10 of Rem's. The difference was too big. I feel that without the protagonist, the damage to Subaru would be even greater.