Reviews for Re:ZERO -Starting Life in Another World-, Chapter 2: A Week at the Mansion Manga Manga

Encounter with Emilia is an encounter that begins, succession, and turns in the preface, and chapter 2 is connected, but chapter death spells out the encounter with Rem, who is an important presence in a different sense from Emilia, and when you think about the development in chapter 3, the encounter and existence with Rem is a stronghold of hearts for Subaru that holds back a collapsing spirit and there is salvation in reality, and it's a wonderful chapter that teaches us that there are no useless failures in seeking happiness by challenging over and over again, so I'm moved by chapter 3 Please do it.

I started with anime. I read it because it was interesting, and there are parts that aren't in the anime, so I can enjoy it again.

When I met my nephew, a junior high school boy, he was wearing a key chain with a character named Rem from this work. I've heard the name before, so I thought “interesting?” I smiled and nodded when I heard that. I was interested in this work, which makes me honest about the rebellious period, and it made me want to read it. I thought it was a common light novel fantasy, but when I actually read it, it also had elements like a mystery novel. If you've read the previous series, you probably know that the main character, Subaru, has the ability to return to death. Every time the main character dies, he comes back to a specific date. This time, I'm talking about a mansion. The heroine Elf, the owner of the mansion, the twin maids, and the wizard. It's a story where they spend peaceful days, but the main character is killed by someone, and life in the mansion goes around 2 times... Each character has its own character, and there is a truth that gradually becomes clear, and a mystery that comes to light anew. I thought it was a work that could be described as a “light novel version of “The Man Who Died Seven Times.” I think mystery elements up until now and fantasy elements for young people are popular. Rem Rin is cute, Rem Rin.

The best book I've ever read. I want to reread it again, be sure to read it

The content isn't intense, and it's true that you can read Emilia in chapter 2, where he dies the most in Rezero and everyone around him is a killer, but it's true that it's easy to read it in a slender manner even though there are complaints about Emilia's presence of air

It's another world transposition. This is a story about a student who is sent to another world with his jersey on his way home from a convenience store. Special abilities mainly include being able to start over with save points (which cannot be selected, but they seem to be updated when important events are cleared) when you die. Alright, if you don't clear the event, it's a Naganobu loop. It's not about starting over before death; it's going back to death, so I think it's painful. Is the main character Ichitou? They seem positive, and likeable, but sometimes they get discouraged. It's a loop, so I like the development where only I know what's going to happen next.

This time, I'm going back to death again and again. Also, in the end, the question of what was the cause was intricate, which was interesting. Compared to other Isekai Monogatari, I think it's a bit gross, but it's a well-crafted story, and I'm worried more and more about the future, so I think it's a good idea to continue reading from chapter 1.

Anime was a hot topic, so I bought them all at once. At first I was skeptical that it would be fun, but it's interesting!