Re:Zero: The Black Knight Begins from Zero

It is no longer Ai Subaru TV. The protagonist can finally improve himself through hard work (the author has not changed the talent of the original work here), and does not have to die to achieve the happening. The spirit of 486 is not affected by the depression and despair of the original work. Instead, he meets the help of friends one after another and continues to grow, understand his own wishes, and become the "black" knight who can stand beside Emilia (black is the representative of the Yin attribute that has been practiced to the extreme, just like Roswaal). This book is the best among all the fans I have seen so far.

It's good-looking, just like watching your child slowly grow into a towering tree. The author's 486 also has a very good character. He admits his mistakes and knows his own shortcomings and will exercise well. This always makes me feel that when he grows up in the future, he will really become the same God of War as Lai Aotian [Thoughts]

Just treat it as a re if line. There are many psychological descriptions, details, characterizations, growth, strength will improve, and it is not invincible. The few BOOS that have appeared so far are all beyond the standard, but the male protagonist is very insightful, and he can win the auxiliary MVP by coming back from the dead, which is very good. It belongs to the kind of writing that uses brains.

Kouya is so good. The animation made me choke to death. I treat 486 as if I were Japanese. Please download ion TV. This is Kouya that I want to watch! !

The author wrote this book very well, and the pace is relatively slow. It highlights 486 as a foreigner who works hard to live in a different world. He seizes every opportunity to become stronger. It is very attractive. Compared with the original novel, this aspect is very good. After all, the original author prefers to save everyone at the cost of 486's death. I hope the author can use the return of death as a trump card when writing, and not let 486 die easily. It can better reflect his cherishing life in a different world and living with all his strength. Finally, I will update soon. I want to see how Rem is saved in the mansion chapter, and I hope she will be more handsome. I feel that the ending of the Mansion Chapter can be done with the scene at the end of the Mansion Chapter of the anime. The two of them talk to each other and the haunting that Rem talks about at the end will resonate more with the original work and anime fans.

I really found a treasure! It's really great to see Subaru grow up slowly (╥_╥) He doesn't have to die countless times to reach the desired ending, but he can truly grow up step by step and have friends he can trust. It's really good. Everyone in it is also very three-dimensional, with their own hearts and thoughts, and they are not monotonous. In order to promote the plot, everyone plays a supporting role. Subaru will definitely become a very good knight.

Books are new books, but people are not new people. Whether it is the portrayal of the characters' psychology and behavior, or the control of the ups and downs of the plot and the details, they all appear to be very sophisticated. It makes me, an old bookworm, feel Sparaxidane ~ [Taste it carefully]

The AI ​​flavor is really strong. You can search the word "evaluation" in the whole text. Every sentence containing this word has a strong AI flavor. The word "evaluation" is rarely used in normal writing. However, since there are more and some new ideas, I will give it a four-star rating.

The emotional transition is natural, the character is not OOC, and Emilia's character is natural and pure. The plot is logical and the protagonist has a brain. Well deserved five stars.

A history of Natsuki Subaru's growth, Natsuki Subaru knows more magic and has powerful physical skills. I like this book about Subaru's growth in the knights and how he gets along with his partners. I hope there will be more plots. The Knights have really changed Subaru a lot, but Subaru is still the Subaru who wants to save everyone, the Subaru who attracts everyone. There are also some shortcomings: the AI ​​flavor is strong at the beginning, there are areas where the plot does not match, there are repeated paragraphs, and some descriptions are repeated, which makes it a bit boring to read, and the impression may not be that good, but these have improved in the latter part, and overall it is a pretty good book.