Reborn in the Naruto World

The pace of this book is neither fast nor slow. The protagonist is not always invincible like other books, but he slowly cultivates himself. Anyway, I feel that this book is quite good.

The language is humorous and the characters are vivid. The plot is also very interesting, and it can be said to be a very good novel, but I wish there was a female protagonist. I hope the author will accept it.

If it were not a fanfic, this book could be directly adapted into an anime. This is the most exciting Naruto fanfic I have ever seen (one of the best😊)

This book has advantages and disadvantages, so I can summarize them. Advantages: 1. The protagonist is very decisive in doing things, shows no mercy to his enemies, and puts himself first. This one is not like other holy ones. It can be said that it is very refreshing to look at. 2. The author also wrote the plot and characters very thoroughly. It can be seen that he has a lot of knowledge about Naruto. 3. The protagonist does not have any plug-ins to make him invincible. He relies entirely on his own efforts and understanding of the characters in the world. This is pretty good for me. After all, I'm tired of watching invincible people. There are also many shortcomings: 1. There are too many typos, and even the names of characters can be mistaken. Sometimes you have to guess. 2. Bad ending! ! It's actually still watchable, but the ending is a bit sloppy 3. Also, the plot basically follows the original work. The protagonist has almost no changes, and there is no new experience. It is as if there is just an extra genius in the world, and nothing can be changed. Although there is an explanation later, someone is controlling to prevent the plot from deviating, but it doesn't look novel. Hehe left a message: I thought it was okay. After reading it, I can read it. It is still a good book.

It's pretty good-looking, but it doesn't make you gasp for air as soon as it comes on! This is what a 6-year-old child

A super nice book, with a slow pace, and you can feel the improvement in power. Unlike some system novels where you are invincible at the beginning, or basically skip the power improvement, directly speeding up time to the main line time, and then punching the Son of Destiny and kicking the villain boss. This book can let everyone feel the fun of improving abilities and the layout of pig's feet for the future. In addition, I have seen more than 200 chapters of book reviews. So far, there is no female protagonist. Only a female teammate and male protagonist who is also in the trio team has expressed some interest! That's about it O(∩_∩)O

Except for the beginning and the end of this book, it is very good. It is very tear-jerking, very emotional, and I like it very much. I couldn't bear to finish it. In short, this book is very good. . . . . .

Logic is strong! The world of Naruto is written very thoroughly! Strictly speaking, it is better than the anime. There are more escape techniques and faster. Unlike the anime, which is all about hand-to-hand fighting and ball-making, many plot lines are explained very clearly!

Let's talk about other Naruto novels. I have also read seven or eight Naruto fan novels. They are all about secret techniques and bug flow. Although they are logical, the pace is too fast. One person can basically explain in one chapter why he has such a good relationship with the protagonist, and he will never mention it again later. Basically, each book only has three to four hundred chapters. Let's talk about this book again. Everything follows the rhythm. I like Kakashi and Obito very much, including the protagonists. They are very reasonable and full of details. The key is that it is not a mindless and enjoyable story. I am very grateful to the author for writing a conscientious work. [Awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh] Finished reading

This book is definitely a breath of fresh air among Naruto fans. It is slow-burning, unsystematic, and not invincible at the beginning... Although the author's writing is a bit rusty at the beginning, as you read slowly (about 100 chapters) this book will become particularly interesting. The protagonist's many inner dramas and well-written battle sequences are the strengths of this book. The protagonist's decision-making and then-acting behavior also adds a bit of color to the daily plot. All in all, if you want to read about the real world of Naruto, I would recommend this book to you.