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

Chapter 82 ends with thanks and a solicitation of suggestions for advancement.

In fact, it would be better if the following chapters were posted coherently on the climax day.

But the current reality is that I am still in the 'new book period' and it is objectively difficult to put it on the shelves.

And I am a code idiot.

Thank you very much for your continued support.

Tutoring period, come tomorrow.

Readers who have been following me should all understand that my writing rhythm is to lay the groundwork first and then build up.

Then build up anticipation.

If you want to see the next chapter and ride on Gileno's carriage to Roya, you may be disappointed with this kind of plot.

This is illogical.

Also very 'boring'.

Is there anything to look forward to when this plot is exactly the same as the anime?
Isn't it true that my writing is always about plot points on the surface, but in reality the plot line is almost entirely original? And isn't that what everyone comes for?

I thought so.

If you have any good suggestions, please leave them. I will learn and absorb them and make progress. Basically, I will listen carefully to those who are familiar with me and interact with me in the comment area.

You give me a sense of recognition, so I should naturally keep improving under your expectations. Then write words that will make you emotionally fluctuate.

This makes sense. (Development system?)
Those who read this in the end may all be true fans, and there may also be readers who really like the work but objectively do not have the ability to support it after it is put on the shelves.

it's OK.

Just watch it for free.

Whether I pay or not, I want to say it.

Time is precious.

Willing to 'waste' on this book.

Isn't that a form of recognition? :)
I need recognition and sincerely thank you for your continued companionship.

If companionship has 'weight'.

That must be from April to May, from the end of spring to the beginning of summer.

In the blooming and falling of flowers…

'Ups and downs'.

(End of this chapter)