I Would Like to Ask, Is It Normal for the Eternal Kaleidoscope to Open at the Age of Eight?

As for the plot, I think it's pretty good. It's a solid novel without a female protagonist, similar to Lin Fan's novel, but the ending feels a bit forced.

It's an excellent Naruto story, and the various plots are also very complete. If I get a perfect score out of 100, I would give it 88 points, and publish the rest in the form of 666

The plot is exciting, with a teardrop, cheating all the way, beating Madara, and beating Hashirama, becoming a generation of Uchiha ninja gods and bringing true peace to the ninja world.

Okay, after ten years of watching Naruto, this is the best way to relieve my anger. Well done! ! !

It's great. It's better than any other Naruto novels I've read before, but it ends too quickly.

Personally, I feel that it is very humane, fascinating, and makes people feel very beautiful and addicted.

Personally I think it's pretty but a bit lacking. Keep up the good work [smile]

It's so beautiful. It's a book I like very much. It's a pleasure to read.

Super exciting, this could have been said to be very exciting, but the progress was a little too fast. It would have been better if it was slower and more detailed.

First, it fulfills my previous dream of having Naruto join the Uchiha family, post-Uchiha Rise. Later, Uchiha Itachi changed his mind and stopped the massacre. Let Naruto become a strong man. Made Sasuke a strong man. This novel is suitable for those who stay up late and for those who are fans of Naruto. It has constant hilarious plots and a fascinating plot that makes you feel both physically and spiritually. Anyway, I rushed to the old guys first.

The plot is very exciting, I hope there will be more books, and I hope there will be a second season.

As an invincible novel, the overall reading experience is not bad, but some aspects are not handled very well. For example, the emotional line between the protagonist and Jiraiya finally "comes out" for a while. It would be good if the follow-up is handled better. The number of appearances and battle participation of the former protagonist does not mean that he wants to lead Naruto to reform →_→. The handling of the final ending is not very good. In short, it is a light and enjoyable invincible novel that has a good look and feel, but is not that high. Considerable.

It's pretty good-looking, fast-paced and not draggy. Some of the fighting scenes in the middle are quite detailed, but the character creation is a bit poor.

The chapters are just right, not long-winded, and the ending is satisfying and not unfinished. Some novels like to drag out the plot and make up the word count. They spend a lot of words on supporting characters or villains. If the enemy has a drop of blood left, hey, the protagonist will not kill it. It will be saved to disgust you next time. It will make people tired after reading too much. This novel is very suitable for people who are tired of reading long novels and makes people relax.

I think it's okay, not that bad, although I'm not in the mood to read the next 20 or so paintings. This kind of invincible flow may be good or bad. The author also worked very hard, so I'll give it 5 points.

This book is very good-looking and meets all my expectations for Naruto. The opponents in the mid-term are very strong and the content is just right. It makes people look forward to the plot of the next chapter [Love][Love][Love]

How can I put it, the early writing is very good and the ideas are very appropriate. It explained a lot of things. It is true that it is difficult to write about the collapse of Naruto in the later stage, and the author also worked very hard to bring it in. However, it is true that the later stage is all about throwing skills, and there is no skill at all. Many Naruto novels end hastily like this. Perhaps this is the disadvantage of a small world view. Overall, four stars. The last star is due to the poor viewing experience introduced in the later stage. Of course, this is also a common problem in Naruto novels.

The writing and ideas are okay, but the pace is a bit fast and almost invincible in the later stages. Even in the finale, you'll be invincible after a while, but it's a bit too fast here. The front is pretty good, but the problem with the back is that it's not bad.

The writing is quite good. I personally love watching Naruto. I was still laughing when I saw part of the plot😊😊😊

Not bad, not bad. The ending is a bit rushed, but the writing is still very thoughtful and doesn't blindly follow the original plot.

Good good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! I recommend everyone to read it and then recommend it to me [laughing awkwardly]

The book is very nice and enjoyable, but the only drawback is that there are too few chapters. If I could travel to other worlds, then I think this book would be even better.

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The plot is not bad, but it is different from traditional Naruto fan fiction, except that the ending is a bit problematic, there is no postscript, and it needs to be improved.

The content is great, although the ending is a bit sloppy.

Although it is very immature, being happy is the kingly way and the truth! Come on!

This is probably one of the better Naruto stories, but the ending is a bit sloppy and the development is a bit fast in the middle. Overall, it's pretty good.

Oh my god, such delicious food makes people's brains leap. Goldfinger can come whenever he wants. He can skillfully use the Eternal Kaleidoscope as soon as he opens it. The process of ink staining has to be blocked by Fugaku until he is about to die. I sincerely invite you to enjoy this book together. The great disability will come soon.

The writing is not bad, there are no dragging chapters, the protagonist's strength has grown very quickly, mainly because there are many descriptions of fighting scenes, the only bad thing is that the ending is too abrupt. The protagonist has reached the ancestor-level strength. He neither goes backwards to eliminate the Otsutsuki clan nor writes about the subsequent life, such as getting a wife.

The author respects the original work very much, adds a lot of his own imagination, and even tells a lot of details in the original work that he didn't notice. And the articles are linked together, and the middle part of the article still does not feel perfunctory. Reading it feels like being immersed in the situation, and it seems that I have really unified the ninja world. It's just that the ending was a bit rushed, I still want to see Hinata's daily life o( ❛ᴗ❛ )o. Overall, this is a very good Naruto novel.