Re:Zero: A Blessing for This Damned World

The writing is quite interesting. It feels like Kazuma took the Dragon King script and captured the characteristic of Kazuma being a good person in essence. However, there are too few ghostly characters and the comedy is not enough. I hope it can be strengthened.

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It's well written, probably because of the new book. The data doesn't seem to be that beautiful. It expresses Kazuma's sense of comedy very well, and its compatibility with the re0 world is also good. The only problem is that Kazuma's thinking logic is a bit closer to that of the Chinese and Japanese. This is not how the logic works, so there is a slight deviation from Su Qing's original work logic of He Zhen's behavior, but it doesn't hurt. If I were to rate it, it would be at least 9 points on this platform, but it also depends on how the subsequent writing goes. I've only read a dozen chapters.

I've already seen two fics with Shin and Re Zero. Let's talk about the gap first, just like Tianze. What kind of person is He Zhen in this book? Timid, afraid of death, lustful but not bold, a little clever, but his background has never changed. Although his death is a bit abstract, when Kazuma died in the original story, he died for the purpose of saving others. A character whose background is a hero will never change no matter how abstract he is.

The author forced the will of communism onto Kazuma. Suya was quite dark, and the locals were unwilling to reincarnate. The fat lord tried to harm Kazuma several times, and even planned to forcefully marry Darkness. Kazuma did not directly torture him to death, but acted within the rules. He never thought about overthrowing the world. At most, his kind personality used his strength and suggested some policies to benefit the princess.

It looks good😄 I have the desire to look at it, and I don't feel any discomfort. Average. Here, Kazuma's conscience and morality are infinitely magnified. When I saw it later, I laughed when did Kazuma become so great?

2027/8/1 Tied, the level of fun can be improved. The writing can make people laugh from time to time. The specific character of the character may not match Kazuma, but the appearance is different from the spirit, very ghostly and out of the ordinary. The fact that the plot doesn't forcefully follow the main plot is considered excellent. The combat power is also strong, and you don't have to grind when you need to speed through. When I first read the introduction, I thought Subaru and Kazuma appeared at the same time, until I saw that Subaru had not traveled through time in the beginning and was living happily at home, I felt relieved. Five-star recommendation, please comment again if there are any changes in the future.

It's a big deal, but it's fun, and the logic itself isn't bad. More importantly, it's funny! It's rare to find a re0 fan who doesn't feel aggrieved. To add: This Kazuma core is actually more Chinese (on Twitter, I am in line with the Japanese, so petty and petty... Tsk) To put it simply, the moral bottom line is higher, and the ideals and knowledge have also been strengthened - but it is still Kazuma.

It's so cool to watch. Although there are some suspicions of being like a different world fun novel, the system development and the various pitfalls and uncomfortable places in the magic system of the original work have been explained. Nagatsuki Tappei belongs to the kind of people who need magic, and only one effect is produced, just for Subaru. But I feel like the pace is too much. I could slow it down a little. After all, the long-term story is still exciting.

After taking out Kazuma's skin, he was able to say that the noble should be killed and the king deserved to die, only after studying farming magic. Emmm, I like Kazuma very much, but it is impossible for the Japanese to have this idea (but they may want to kill the agricultural cooperative?) But this book is nice