All Heavens: Pick up Cards Starting from Naruto

A very good book, at least the front part is amazing

It's written, it's written, it's gone What I hate the most is the crappy ones.

Too soon, too little [adoration] [adoration] [blowing kiss] [blowing kiss] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing]

It's good to watch, but the plot of the comic jumps a little too far from the novel.

Overall it's good: some typos need to be noted, the plot is well written, the characterization is okay, you can pay attention to some details, keep up the good work

It's okay, but I personally feel that the time spent in each world is too long.

It's okay as far as Hokage's is concerned.

He said it was okay

So far, the first part is good

See see see hoo hoo hoo hoo

It was well written, but I don't know why it ended so early. I could have continued writing. Why

The first one is Naruto, the second one is Pirates, the third one is Fighting Through the Sky

It's okay, it's wonderful, it's good, it's great.

Not bad, you can watch it

There are surprises to unfold. Surprise

I don't understand how Naruto's character suddenly appeared in One Piece. Is there any explanation on how to do it?

When picking up cards, why are there fewer cards as you go to the back?

It's quite okay, but is it gone?

Good in the early stage, weak in the mid-term, and broken in the later stage. Overall, it's three stars at most. Since the early stage is really good, I'll give it one more star, hoping to see better works from the author.

The opening chapter is written very delicately, and after ten or twenty chapters it seems like a different author has changed.

It's okay, not bad, I have the idea of ​​​​watching it more

I think this book is very well written. Why did I give it such a low score?