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

Ah, Fantasy Storytelling is here Let's talk about the summary first: B+. In fact, I am quite conflicted about this rating because this book is a fanfic and will be very good in the eyes of people who like to read it. However, the author's writing skills are indeed a bit poor (you can see the progress and attitude), so I lowered it from A to B. Because the subject matter is attractive, I got + Disadvantages: As mentioned above, the writing skills are poor (the author is improving) and the pace is fast. It depends on how the author writes later. Also, the identity of the time traveler is not prominent enough. It is a bit... Written in vain? But it is not a big problem. It depends on how the author handles it. Advantages: The character creation is good, the knight image of the protagonist is well created, the subject matter is good, it is not toxic at the moment, and the author interacts well (anyway, when I saw the female Lai Aotian, I laughed very happily) (PS: Lai Aotian does not seem to be the female protagonist) @trembling knight, come on, the writing is really good

Wow, it's super good-looking. Such a male protagonist and plot are so exciting to me. I'm really looking forward to the future transformation of Sword Master Rhine and other female single arrows, but Carlisle only dares to respond with friendship and family affection! ! And Subaru as the heroine is always the main palace hahaha Carlisle race high! How could a person live in this world and not crave Carlisle, the number one beauty in the Lugnika Kingdom, and the top one on the list of women (including some men) who most want to marry! !

Needless to say, it is great. It is currently the novel that most closely matches the original version of re0. Subaru's life experience has also been modified according to Japanese women. Rem still joined the three-person couple team as always [face covering]. I can't stand it any longer. Rem's monogamous life

It looks good, so good. And I really think the character of the male protagonist is pretty good. The only thing I have to say is there any problem? Maybe it's because the introduction says there are two female protagonists, but there are too many people who have a crush on the male protagonist. However, if it becomes a harem, it's really not suitable for too many female protagonists. Overall, it's a pity but it's acceptable. Then I want to see the male protagonist die in order to protect everyone, and collapse in despair😋😋😋It feels delicious just thinking about it. The last point is that I am always a little worried that this book will suddenly stop updating. That would be too uncomfortable. It is rare to encounter a good book. If I want to rate it, I will give it a 9.7 Out of ten, and maybe I can go higher based on the current plot (personal feeling) Overall, it looks good, looks great, worth looking forward to, and looks forward to in the future.

The author's plot concept is not impressive, but the description of the action scenes needs to be improved. The character exchanges have a script-like feel, which is stiff and not three-dimensional. It is just the beginning, so there is no need to rush, and there are very few people who choose this subject as a fan. In other words, there are very few competitors. If anyone wants to read re fanfic, they will definitely see your work.

It's quite interesting, but if you haven't watched much of the Kamen Rider Tokusatsu drama, some of the protagonists' cheating can't be found, and you'll find it a little out of place, boring, and boring. But overall it's pretty good, I just hope that there will be less tokusatsu elements in the future. After all, I'm here to read RE0 fanfics, not Kamen Rider fanfics... (If you like tokusatsu, you may feel a little bit more involved.) Those who haven't seen it or are not interested in Kamen Rider may feel very indifferent to some content involving tokusatsu elements, boring, and unable to resonate with the author's point of view. Summary: Recommended for those who like tokusatsu elements, but you can also read it if you don't like tokusatsu elements. After all, the protagonist is a rare traditional protagonist, a perfect knight, and his appearance and personality are a bit like Simmel [Adore] (although I don't watch tokusatsu dramas, but for the protagonist with this character, I have to finish this book)

I watched it for 486, but I didn't expect that there were so few scenes and the highlights were all gone. To be honest, the author's writing is good, but this book is more suitable for the original world view than the re0 fanfic.

Obviously it should be given four points, but I can't help but look good at the front. There are almost no shortcomings in the whole book, but the Kamen Rider scene in the King's Selection Chapter is a bit off. I haven't read Kamen Rider, so I can't comment, but you have to know that I read this book because of Re. But the author also agreed not to write anymore, so I'll forgive you. Overall, this book is a very good book, and the emotional description is also very good. However, there is a slight problem with the combat power (mainly because of the Kamen Rider). Overall, I hope the author will write better and better, and I hope more and more readers can read this book (the author hastened to stop reading it).

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh it looks good, I am so anxious, I am so anxious, I am so anxious, the male protagonist loves 486 so much, 486 loves the male protagonist so much, this is a two-way journey, even before he died, he was planning everything for 486, his last words were to let her live, talking about the little things in life. Didi's words are even more touching. I instantly thought of Sister Bu's instructions to Trish and Kushina's instructions to Naruto. Only in this chapter can we see how much the male protagonist loves 486. The previous male protagonist was very kind to everyone, and it can't be said that there is central air conditioning. He just doesn't have that special and unique exception to love. This time I finally felt it, but it was fleeting.

When I read Chapter 35, I couldn't help but comment. Author Haji portrayed the protagonist so perfectly. Carlisle looked out the window at the bright sunshine. "I really like this world, my friends, the laughter of children chasing each other, the cries of sellers in the market, the warm candlelight in restaurants, and the colorful ribbons flying on the streets of the capital during festivals. "Because I have seen so many beautiful things, I am even more convinced... Letting anyone lose their smile is the cruelest betrayal of this beautiful world. " He turned around and looked at Rem firmly: "Since fate has given me the power to protect others, using this power is not a choice, but a necessity. " It's really good. Why is the rating so low?