Beating the Sin Archbishops to a Pulp: Re:Zero Surveys the Worldlines

It's a normal viewing experience. The fourth update makes up for the slow pace. The protagonist is mainly used for commentary. It's more humane than the system commentary. The deduction is mainly because the subject matter is too old.

In fact, after watching ren0, I felt that the jealousy line was too torturous. That is to say, 486 could bear it, so he switched to a more tempered and arrogant line to start [laughing and crying]

If the pace is too slow, it is most likely to cause the audience to feel fatigued in the early stage. The more times viewers watch the same topic, the more likely they will become tired. The meaning of the main character is unclear, and sometimes it makes people feel tired while watching it, and the senses are quite poor. Second disease in ancient times

Finally, I saw Subaru appear in a movie. Otherwise, I would have thought it was just for the purpose of torturing the character. For this reason, I give it a five-star rating. I hope the author will not give up.

I want to see all kinds of details, show the mule that Echidna's father is the Melancholy Demon, show Anna the Double Star IF, show Emilia the scene where Julius was deeply moved, Modo Modo hahahahahahahahahaha

The viewing experience is relatively good. Although the pace is slow, it is very specific and detailed.

The audience's reaction is quite real

The plot structure is clear and the character interactions are very real. If you like the complaints in it, this is the way to go.

Passing by, if you want to support me and come back to see me, give me a 5-star review to support it. Don't die.

How long will it take for the forgotten two-star f-line to be updated?