Divine Choices: Obito, Come Inherit the Hokage Title!

My new book is out, and I hope you readers will give it a five-star review.

Seriously, I've never been this engrossed in even Juanjie's *Double Kamui*. I absolutely love Little Fur Ball's book! This is the first book I've ever needed to urge for more updates (maybe because I super, super, super, super, super love Obito).

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It's great, a well-deserved 9.5. It has many highlights, perfectly blending humor and action; the characters are vividly portrayed; the system remains consistent throughout; the pacing is excellent, with both the main plot progression and the ending being just right, making it a very enjoyable read. Although it is also an invincible story, its invincibility is a progressive relationship.

I think your work is very well written. It was the first novel I read on Tomato Novels, and I've been reading it since the first chapter. Although it's not like some lengthy, profound works, nor does it form a so-called complete narrative, it tells the story of how a boy's original reality is changed.

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666, It's the best book I've ever read.

It was really good. I finished it in two days, and I even felt a little unsatisfied. Sigh, I don't know why, the ending was already very good (although it still felt a bit rushed, Wang Shuo and Gu Xingxi, sigh), but I just felt a vague emptiness inside, that familiar feeling. I'm having a reading slump. Please release a new book, author! I support you, your writing is excellent.

Having read many choice-based novels, this one feels refreshingly unique. The protagonist has a power-up, but it's not the kind where they're invincible from the start, and the plot adaptation is surprisingly logical. As a fan of Obito, I was genuinely moved; it felt like a dream come true after so many years. *Sobs* Author, my dream girl! So please don't stop updating!

To be honest, this is the first five-star Naruto novel I've ever read, and it even features my favorite character. It's very well written, except for a slightly rushed beginning with Rin. Overall, it's excellent. Everyone wants their favorite character to find a new home, but I haven't read many novels that focus on Obito, and even those that do usually portray him with dislike.