Re:Zero: What If Subaru Natsuki Had a Sandbox Template?

Painless death return, Mc panel, favorability panel (all inheritable), now your Uncle Subaru is really going to save everyone [laughing]

I am llk, isn't it just electricity? How can mere thunder and lightning stop me? If you have to perform torture after death, you have done something that you have not dared to do for a long time. The messy work started before the ratings were released.

This is the only Re0 fanfic I've read that describes Petra at length.

The plot is well written, very interesting and enjoyable. The protagonist has the protection of the MC to ensure his survival rate, and the protection of the young girl makes it easier to open a harem. It is considered to be the top batch in Re0 fanfiction [laughter]

It's good-looking. Aside from the fact that the author is too cute, it makes me feel warm and heart-warming. It's just that there isn't much focus on the development and performance of MC's golden finger.

It doesn't look like AI, and the writing is pretty good. I hope you won't stop updating.

Very solid advancement. To be honest, the regular king selection has already won the game with a single sandbox system. It is the most invincible plug-in for the development of people's livelihood. In terms of combat power, it can be used with any weapon, which is quite sufficient. It is very reasonable to focus on farming and character relationship advancement. Just too slow

Very good, Golden Finger is also integrated very well, and Ai Subaru is even more powerful! It's just that the dialogue feels a bit like a stream of consciousness. It's uncomfortable to watch. Does it feel like it's imitating the original work? My suggestion is to add more specific descriptions and contextual connections during conversations. The jumpy writing makes me feel dizzy after reading a few chapters😵‍💫

This novel is very interesting. It has its own original plot and it's not AI. AiPleiatv is also my favorite I don't know why, but I can't stand it anymore and I've clicked to exit almost a dozen times. The author should also continue to work hard.

The writing is very good, the characters are not too OOC, the plot is logical and reasonable (without going into the setting), the writing is good, and the daily life is interesting, but the progress of the characters' emotions is a bit fast, and the sandbox-related settings also need to be completed (understandable, but it feels a bit weird, a bit stream of consciousness)