Re:Zero: It Began When I Saved Genderbent Subaru Natsuki

Ah Huan's review is here! First, the summary: B+. Actually, I'm quite conflicted about this rating because this book is fanfiction, which will be great in the eyes of those who enjoy it, but the author's writing skills are indeed a bit weak (though progress and attitude are visible). So, I lowered it from A to B. However, because the subject matter is attractive, it gets a +.

Wow, this is so good! The male lead and the plot really appeal to my tastes. I'm really looking forward to seeing the gender-swapped swordsman Rhine and the other women's unrequited love, but Carlisle only dares to reciprocate with friendship and familial affection!! And Subaru, as the female lead, will always be the main heroine, hahaha. Carlisle is the best!

Greatness needs no further explanation. This is currently the novel that best fits the original Re: Zero story. Subaru's life story has also been modified to reflect Japanese female characters. Rem, as always, has joined the three-person couple team 🤦. I can't hold back anymore, Rem's monogamous life...

It's great, so great! And I really think the male lead's character is pretty good. The only problem I could mention is that the synopsis says there are two female leads, but too many people have feelings for the male lead. However, if it were a harem story, having so many female leads wouldn't be really suitable. Overall, it's a bit of a shame, but acceptable.

The author's plot concept is decent, but the action scene descriptions need improvement, and the character interactions feel somewhat scripted, stiff, and lacking depth. However, this is just the beginning, so there's no need to rush. Besides, very few people choose this theme for fanfiction, meaning there's very little competition. If anyone wants to read Re: Zero fanfiction, they'll definitely see your work.

It's pretty good, but if you haven't watched many Kamen Rider tokusatsu series, you might not get the thrill of some of the main characters' overpowered abilities, and you might find it a bit hard to connect with, even boring. Overall, though, it's not bad. I just hope there will be less tokusatsu elements later on, since I'm reading Re: Zero fanfiction, not Kamen Rider fanfiction…

I started reading because of Subaru, but I didn't expect him to have so little screen time, and all his highlights disappeared. To be honest, the author's writing is good, but this book is more suited to an original world-building than a Re: Zero fanfic.

I should have given it four stars, but the beginning was really good. The book is almost flawless, but the Kamen Rider scenes in the Royal Selection arc felt a bit out of place. I haven't watched Kamen Rider, so I can't comment on that, but you have to understand I read this book because of Re. Zero.

Ahhhhhh, this is so good! I'm so impatient, so impatient, so impatient! The male lead loves Subaru so much, and Subaru loves the male lead so much. This is true mutual love! Even before he died, he was making arrangements for Subaru, and his last words were all about letting her live. His reminiscing about the little things in life is even more touching.

I couldn't help but comment when I reached chapter thirty-five. The author has portrayed Haji, the protagonist, so perfectly! Carlisle looked out the window at the bright sunshine. "I truly love this world, I love my friends, I love the laughter of children chasing each other, I love the clamor of vendors in the market, I love the warm candlelight in restaurants, I love the colorful ribbons…