Re:Zero - Jobless Reincarnation: Succubus Sword God? I don't recognize it!

End of Volume 2 + Reminders about the Great Transfer
——Reflection on apology with emotion——

I lost 8 pounds in two months of writing the book, and my average sleep time was 4 hours.

Finally! The word count of the paid chapters exceeds the word count of the free chapters!

Let’s light a firecracker to celebrate!
It’s really difficult, I smile bitterly.

Some new readers may feel that they are still an apprentice after reading for a long time, because - there are 25 free chapters. Although there are few chapters, there are many long chapters.

Thinking of this, I can't help but miss the days when I still had manuscripts saved up, and I could write according to the rhythm of the chapters, instead of publishing as much as I wrote.

As for the content of the second volume, according to the current level of completion, I can say that I have written what I wanted to write. However, because I am a novice/part-time worker, many parts are not handled well.

For example, the control of rhythm; the selection of chapters; the selection between plot and emotion; and then the character settings/motivations that were originally supposed to be named "Special" chapters were cancelled and directly mixed into the plot.

There is really no other way. Mainly because I have to keep up with the daily output, this is the limit of my ability. Objectively, I don't have time to polish it, and I don't actually have any drafts saved, so naturally I can't do a good job of breaking up the chapters, and I can't manage the rhythm perfectly.

Even so, you have continued to support me, and I am a little flattered.

If there are some parts that are not comfortable to read, I can only say that I am sorry. It is not that I don’t want to write well, but I have really tried my best.

If I tried harder, I might die. I really tried my best.

If there are still some unsatisfactory aspects, I can only say sorry.

——About the structural logic of the outline——

Before I started writing Succubus Sword God, I had considered the audience of No Job. If I wrote a hardcore fan fiction about the original novel and started to throw out all kinds of original concepts, it might confuse the anime fans. You know, the anime has only been updated to the Academy Chapter (when the book was first published), not to mention the most exciting turning point 4 of the original novel.

So after comprehensive consideration, the story is set up as a confrontation between humans and gods in the dark, and on the surface it is still a fan-made love adventure novel advanced by the anime line.

It will be more appropriate.

This way both parties can get a good experience and it will also help the book survive.

To be honest, it is really difficult to write fan fiction about "No Job", as the world view is huge, the anime cannot keep up with the original work, the core selling point is not suitable for online literature, and the anime was banned for some reasons.

These are the reasons why most of the "No Job" fan fiction died suddenly, and the current success of this book is entirely due to your support.

Thanks again for your company.

——Plot: The Great Transfer——

So far, the audience of Succubus Sword God is still more likely to be anime fans. Even readers who have read the original work (including me) cannot remember many details of the plot because the original work is too long and contains a lot of content.

Here I need to briefly remind you of a piece of information. Because it involves the main plot of the Royal Capital chapter - the Great Transfer. The essence of the Great Transfer is that a future son of God, in order to save Akito (Nanaboshi's boyfriend) who was summoned as a hero and died, chose to summon Nanaboshi to the past to change the fact of Akito's death in the future. (What kind of victim).

But the summoning failed. Only a crack in time and space was created - Rudy's soul squeezed in - reincarnation.

Rudy's existence changed the fate of the people around him. The world line changed, causing the space-time rift to continue to expand. The summoning magic was successful, absorbing all the magic power (matter) around, and then throwing humans all over the world at random, causing a major transfer disaster.

——Plot: Sorting out the light and dark lines, preview of the next volume——

The first thing that needs to be confirmed is that the story of the next volume is still the same as the previous two volumes. Even if you don't know this information, combined with my story structure and text, you will still get a decent reading experience, and it's okay to read it as a source of food in the fan fiction. But if you know it, the experience will be better.

——The obvious story line——

This is a cool and refreshing story (music) about the return of the soldier king, which is set in a Shura field. It is not difficult to understand and has some story elements.

——Hidden line combing and preview——

In fact, the article basically gives all the information. It’s just a review. Below I will try to be as straightforward as possible in the form of questions and answers.

How does Alan's progress in changing the world compare to Rudy in the original novel? — Even better than Rudy.

Will the Great Shift be brought forward? ——Yes, and the monster tide that was brought forward in the first volume has already given a foreshadowing.

Does Alan know that he has a human god attached to him? ——He can't be completely sure, but the probability is too high, but he has been avoiding thinking about it because of the human god's mind-reading ability. He also suspects that the system itself is related to the future, but there are too few clues, and he only suspects Lala at present.

Did Alan know that the Great Transfer was brought forward? -- He knew. He had always known what the direct price of integrating into the world was. Under the premise that the human god was hanging on him and almost completely controlling his life, "gaining" itself already implied "price", just like old Rudy in the original book. Alan's situation was even worse than Rudy's.

So in the first volume, he kept trying to be a jobless person, not integrating into the world, and not having too many feelings with other people. But what the human god has given him is too tempting (family and love), and he is finally willing to join the game. (The excitement of the first and second volumes is this, the determination to do something even though he knows it is impossible. Combined with the scene where Xue Gu burns "Future Vision", does it imply just burning "Future Vision"? Who does the three words "Future Vision" represent in the original work? Why does the first volume keep talking about Future Vision? What is he really thinking? Who is he scolding in front of the human god, saying fuck Future Vision? Isn't it very clear?)
System tasks (tasks after the distortion of the human-god)? --Tasks follow the progress of Eren's reincarnation without a job, and progress in real time. Because its underlying logic is that the human-god constantly pushes Eren to change the world, monitor his future in real time, and make adjustments. Current progress: Eren and Roxy fall in love, prevent Lala from being born, and Rudy is marginalized.

Effect: Here is a question mark - if Lokisi and Rudy don't get together, will Lala really not be born? Will the future seen by the human god change? If there is no change, how should he deal with Allen and Lokisi?

Why is Allen obsessed with 'desire'? - Explore the possibility of 'desire', whether he can hide part of his own thoughts and fight against the human god.

Was it successful? — Success.

The next step is to try to avoid the adverse consequences of the Great Shift as much as possible under the watchful eyes of humans and gods when the specific advance time of the Great Shift cannot be fully determined.

The hidden plot of the next volume is the content of the game between the two sides. (Alan does not know the specific advance time of the great transfer, but the gods know.)
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Finally, HE, no knives are given.

Thank you for your continued support!

(End of this chapter)