[Re:Zero Fanfiction] [Pandora] [Meili] [Felt] [Felix]
During a high school stage play, a boy transmigrated into the world of Re:Zero and took the name of the character he was playing: Celera Nehebert.
He thought he would be able to begin his journey in another world normally, but what happened next was beyond his expectations.
His skin peeled. His teeth fell out. He was afraid of sunlight.
“Did I turn into the vampire from the play?”
Looking at the blood-red eyes in the mirror, the boy began to tremble.
[Note: Includes scenes of possessing a Ryuzu clone and a brief cross-dressing scene.]
It felt like the left brain punched the right brain, and then Yu Nao asked what happened to the left brain, and then the right brain punched the left brain and asked him what happened (the front was fine, but behind him was, huh? What happened? Huh? What happened again?)
It's a very good fanfic. Other fanfics either transform 486 or protect 486 Demon King. I have never seen the protagonist in this novel from Zero. The choices made are more normal. The most important thing is not to stress the combat power.
How to say it? I read Chapter 30, and my feeling is that it is very heartfelt and comfortable to watch. However, the dialogue connection in some places feels a bit in line with the protagonist's combat power. I feel quite satisfied with it. It feels a little better than Julius. Compared with other works, there is no brainless cover-up template. It is similar to the original work, and it is also very innovative.
I have long wanted to watch the heroine Phyllis. It can also be said that he is the male protagonist. I looked for many books but couldn't find them.
Nagatsuki Tappei's latest setting, the Decoration Witch is the common leader of the Saint Sect and the Witch Cult, the Decoration Witch and the Melancholic Demon are husband and wife (the Saint and the Brave), and the Decoration Witch and the Melancholy Demon are the mother and father of the lust witch Echidna 🤦
The writing is okay. I want to ask who is the female lead in the pipeline?
Okay, okay, no no no no
The storyline is interesting, the character relationships are okay, and it looks comfortable. However, I feel that some of the descriptions are not detailed enough, which makes people feel a little confused after reading it, as if there is something they do not understand. You can add more detailed descriptions to the plot.
It's not bad, but the character description is a bit thin.
Judging from the cover, there's a little more plot [sending my heart]