Re: Fang Yuan's Life in Another World, Starting from Zero

It's really good, the writing is excellent. This story teaches us that no matter how skilled or clever you are, you can't guard against your teammates' foolish and brilliant ideas. Yuanzi probably regrets it a bit too. A bunch of geniuses, the enemy hasn't even arrived yet and the internal situation has already turned into this mess. They can only be forced to have a happy ending.

Oh no! This is the real Fang Yuan! The author has portrayed him so realistically. He was quite restrained in the first thirty chapters, but later on, he completely showed his ruthlessness and strategic thinking. In the mansion arc, he used the situation to set a trap to eliminate Ram, and the part where he fought Sloth after his death was particularly satisfying to watch.

It's a pretty good novel, but it has some minor flaws. Fang Yuan's personality is quite fitting; after entering the mansion, he starts by acting all sweet and then schemes against others. The plot is good; I even thought at first that the protagonist couldn't die and return. It's just that I feel Fang Yuan reveals his true nature a bit too much when dealing with some minor characters.

It's very good, especially the later part where the protagonist schemes against everyone to maximize his own interests. He eliminates most of the witnesses, but it still feels like something's missing. The author could have incorporated ancestral stories [similar to those in the original story, interspersed throughout to enrich the plot, while also developing the protagonist, or even changing the…

A rare Fang Yuan fanfic, quite good. I thought the little maid was going to die in the village scene, but what a coincidence! 😃 Listening to audiobooks is really strange. Couldn't they just change it to "Fang Yuan" (方猿), which means "ape" or "monkey"? 👍👍👍👍

It's so authentic, so genuine! The workaholic is still as ruthless and heartless as ever 🤦🤦 I initially thought it would be another story of bad intentions leading to good deeds, with everyone having a great time. But it actually has a real "Immortal Venerable" feel to it. The flashback scene was really well-written. As someone from two different worlds, belonging to the extraterrestrial demons, Lao Yuan's sense of belonging and the feeling that he can only rely on himself is so powerful.

The fact that the characters aren't out of character (OOC) already puts it ahead of most fanfiction. It's just that it's not a wish-fulfillment story, so not many people read it. Keep it up, author! 👍 A bit disappointing. I came to see how Genko operates, but after looking at so many chapters, I've been led by the nose the whole time. It feels no different from the original work. So what's the difference between Fang Yuan and Subaru...?

Fang Yuan's character design is consistent with the original work. It might have felt a bit abrupt at first, but the author's writing skill improved as the story progressed, and Fang Yuan became increasingly believable. Secondly, I haven't read Re: Zero, and I always thought Subaru, who could regenerate infinitely, was too weak. It wasn't until I read this that I realized it was Subaru's teammates who were incredibly powerful. Overall, it's pretty good.

Great! He's finally back to normal. Fang Yuan has superpowers now. The plot can finally unfold as he sees fit, instead of being manipulated by a god or betrayed by his god-like teammates. Perhaps it's because I've been reading the original work; so many people have died here. Many who were alive in the original series are now dead.

The logic is sound, and it bears some resemblance to Fang Yuan; the character's personality also aligns with the original work.