Frieren: Becoming a Sword Immortal in a World Shaped by Belief

It's good. If you ignore the main character, you'll find that you've watched the original anime and manga in one go.

The author has made some revisions, and it's clear that the protagonist's role has been expanded, while maintaining the original character. The protagonist isn't invincible from the start; they have their own strengths, and their place within the main group is clearer. Personally, I think it's already quite good. Keep up the good work, author!

Damn, I didn't check the tags when I came in. It took me ages to realize it's a soul-transmigration story. It's well-written, but I still can't accept the soul-transmigration trope, especially with a female lead. If it were a rebirth, reincarnation, or memory awakening, that would be much better. At least then the protagonist's body is their own.

There were no major flaws, but the main character didn't have many opportunities to appear, and the author didn't utilize many events where the protagonist could have shown off, making it feel similar to the original work. However, the author seems to have been aware of this and gradually increased the number of appearances later on. In short, I hope the author continues writing, as I've rarely seen a non-out-of-character (OOC) fanfic about Frillian, and many have stopped updating.

The original storyline was indeed more prominent in the early stages, but the protagonist's role also increased. Currently, I feel that the story of the clone of the Water Mirror Demon is a small climax in the protagonist's plot. This is the best Frillie fanfiction I have ever read (pat the author on the head and give them a compliment).

I'd give it 4.5 Stars. The only downside is that the main character has a bit too little screen time and there's not much original content, but that doesn't stop me from settling down and watching it once. I'd treat it like reading the original novel, which is pretty good.

I think that although it's fanfiction, the protagonist is well integrated, retaining the understated feel of the original work. I've only finished the latest installment, and it's pretty good. If you like this kind of story, you can check it out. The "golden finger" (advantage/cheat) is also smoothly implemented; it's not a traditional "power fantasy."

The plot has no major flaws and progresses smoothly. The main character's screen time is gradually increasing.

It's pretty good, and the characters don't seem out of character (OOC). However, the main character doesn't seem to have a very strong presence. Maybe it will become more prominent later on. Keep up the good work, author! 💕

It's good, not out of character, and retains the fun of everyday life from the original work. However, the main character and Celie's scenes are probably much later in the story; they don't have much connection to the main character yet. Right now, I'm still focused on the main storyline with the main group, saving up for Celie's storyline.