What’s up with anime naming their shows after the earliest point in the show?

I just can’t get over the fact that the anime Re:Zero starts with a boy going to the grocery store and then waits a little while before the first loop. I don’t get why creators insist on naming their shows after the earliest plot point in the anime. That’s basically the only point why nobody who has seen Re:Zero recommends it as the first loop is the worst part and it just gets better and better afterwards.<br><br>So why do creators insist on this? Why not name the anime what it actually is about? It’s the same with Jujutsu Kaisen which is literally just a generic high school training camp anime at its start before just jumping right into a training camp. Usually I’d be fine with an anime about a training camp, but in this case it’s a big waste of time as there’s no Jujutsu Kaisen yet.<br><br>I just don’t understand what creators are thinking about when they decide to name a show just after the first few episodes that’s not even really about anything and the show only becomes good once it’s dropped the point that influenced the anime title.<br><br>&#x200B;