Re:Zero - Starting Life in Another World
Re:从零开始的异世界生活
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Western Fantasy
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Light Novels: New-Style Mysteries
First, I want to apologize to the authors whose books used to be on this list. Due to some special circumstances, I've recreated it according to new standards. Thank you for understanding. One day, a friend downloaded Bilibili Comics after I recommended it. After skimming a few books, he said: "How is this any different from ordinary web novels?" That gave me the idea to rebuild this list. Chinese light novels do have great works, but many are heavily influenced by web novels. I hope to create a
SF Light Novels (Kadokawa Taiwan Edition)
A longtime anime and manga fan's reading list. Time to bring out some memories from over a decade ago and revisit the Kadokawa titles licensed by SF.
Good Books Found in the Reading Pile
I've been reading web novels since high school, so I've got over ten years of experience. Most beginner-level novels and brainless power fantasies just make me feel fed up, but even so, there are still some books I personally think are worth recommending. There may still be a few power fantasies, but I won't recommend anything that's not good enough. This list includes both Chinese web novels and Japanese light novels. Updated irregularly.
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Wow, absolutely perfect, okay? (Note: Minor spoilers)
Giving this perfect score is not an impulsive decision, but a conservative assessment after careful consideration. I switched from reading the novel to watching the anime. Seeing the anime go through ages without updates, and only releasing a PV and a short film when it finally did, I was incredibly eager and sought help online, finally finding it on a certain forum. I initially planned to read it all in one go, but I wanted to maintain the best enjoyment by reading at the same pace as the anime. I stopped reading after reaching the Sanctuary section. Below are my thoughts on the novel and the reasons for my rating. ① Excellent character development: Every character in Tappei Nagatsuki's writing is meticulously crafted...
Looking at the update schedule and the fact that it only goes up to the Sanctuary arc... This is definitely some editor's personal project.
Who would have thought that Pineapple Bun would be watching Re: Zero -Starting Life in Another World-?
This book is written by an amateur author and is considered a classic.
This book, *Re: Zero -Starting Life in Another World-*, is a novel published on a website for aspiring novelists by author Tappei Nagatsuki, who also uses the pen name "Nezuiro Neko". Nagatsuki, an amateur writer, works at a butcher shop. While chopping meat, he contemplates the protagonist, Subaru Natsuki—a reckless, arrogant character who rises from adversity to save a silver-haired girl. (≧∇≦Subaru Natsuki≧∇≦) —Author Tappei Nagatsuki, calling out the protagonist's name while chopping meat, recalls these scenes… The only advantage is resurrection upon death; dying allows for a restart, but the pain…
This is ridiculous. I watched the anime and wanted to read the novel, but there are actually more novels than anime. What a joke!
You bastard, you've already shipped over 20 volumes outside, what the hell is the point of not updating the official version?
I'm speechless. The anime has already finished Minato City, but the novel is still a volume behind.
Some highlights
Memorable scenes you'll see in this season's anime (like this post if you're excited): Sanctuary Arc 1. A cute bunny eats a cute you 2. Four witches gang up on Subaru 3. Betty joins Subaru's third harem 4. Subaru and Emilia's first kiss of the century (a world-famous scene) 5. Rhodes stars in the TV series "Love Across the Century" 6. Satella confesses to Subaru and joins his first harem (because they look so alike, Subaru treats Satella and Emilia as the same person) 7. Ram confesses to Rhodes Minato Arc 1. Betty and Subaru hold hands and sleep in the same bed (literal meaning [doge]) 2. The three sword saints fight it out together, for everyone...
I wanted to check out the official digital version, but there are only thirteen volumes available 😓. What's the point of having the copyright?
It's outrageous that the Re: Zero anime was banned.