Re0: Watching Begins at the Sage's Tower

I enjoyed watching it, and I feel that the author's writing is much better than the Empire chapter described by many people on the Internet (because I have only seen the Tower of Sage chapter now, but I heard that the Empire chapter and the Catastrophe chapter are stinky and long). I have never seen Satira as the heroine on major fan websites. It is very consistent with the image of Satira in my imagination, but I haven't watched the movie a bit, so it doesn't matter if I enjoy it🤓The author is awesome

It's a very weird and good book. Generally speaking, it's a small part of watching the movie + dealing with the current situation and settling down + the story written by the author 400 years ago + continuing to watch the story of the Tower of the Sage. The layout is too weird, but it does not prevent the author from writing well.

What can I say? The first one I've seen in so many recent re0s is about Satira. I haven't read the Empire chapter in my novel yet. Some people don't know it (not the author's problem), and it's a bit confusing. Most of the articles now are about getting teammates to fall in love with Subaru. This is innovative, but teammates can have more love for Subaru. I like to watch 🥰 and the plot of Love Subaru goes by quickly. It's well received. After you've read it, there's no need to write too much. It's much better than many articles.

It's super good-looking. I feel that the plot is very novel and unconventional. The follow-up will definitely make up for a lot of regrets. The protagonist Subaru Natsuki and everyone will finally have their own happy endings.

The pace is a bit slow, and the main perspective changes around. It will be difficult for people who are not familiar with the light novel genre. The author can make some modifications and make some distinctions. In other aspects, it is really good. It is a high-quality re0 fanfic.

I haven't thoroughly reviewed the book's content, but I still want to share some thoughts. Although the title suggests it's a review, the actual content differs from typical RE review stories. So far, most chapters focus on events unfolding beneath the celestial canopy. A book's title plays a significant role in reader selection, and I believe that maintaining a title like "RE: Watching the Movie from the Tower of the Sages" could mislead readers and cause confusion at the start. However, the integration of the celestial canopy into the world-building is clever and quite good. As for the writing style, I haven't read much of this style, so I'm unsure what it is. I simply don't like it, hence the lower score. Is it an adaptation of the original work's style? Actually, it's not bad; it's just that I'm not used to it, hence my dislike. Another point concerns punctuation. For some reason, the author used the right-angled double quotation marks widely used in Japanese when writing the Chinese version, which is somewhat uncomfortable for someone accustomed to simplified Chinese. If it's for creating atmosphere or for the sake of the novel's style, then it's probably understandable. However, I still think that on this platform, perhaps all your readers are readers who have used Simplified Chinese their entire lives, and using the quotation marks we're all used to is more convenient. Nevertheless, with such a large amount of dialogue text in the novel, changing all the quotation marks might not be convenient, so leaving them unchanged is understandable. This is a pretty good novel. These are just some personal feelings after reading the existing chapters. If the author doesn't agree, that's perfectly fine. After all, this is the author's hard work, and I'm sure many people will like it.

How should I put it, this book can be regarded as a refresher on the Empire novel? I originally came in because of the canopy point, but now I write more about the main plot and the changes in the main plot. The writing is reasonable and looks good, but the content of the canopy is very little ()

The writing is really good among movie viewing articles, but it's a pity that I really skipped watching the Empire chapter. How can I fix it? It's half less fun. It can be seen that the main plot is still an Empire film, but there is less sky and two lines of development.

The previous original plot is very well written, especially the way the EMT's mouth habits and the character of a child are reflected very well. However, there are indeed too few plots about movie watching. If it weren't for a paragraph from time to time, I would almost forget that this is a movie watching article 🤦... It's pretty good... Come on!

It is written very much like the original work. But if you just want to watch the viewing part, don't watch it.