Naruto: The Strongest Flame Emperor

This book goes from before Naruto was born to Boruto. The completeness of his plot line is unparalleled. You will regret not reading it. Some people say that it feels like nothing, as if there is an extra supporting character in the original work. In fact, his essence is here, and you can't see much sense of dissonance. Although the writing style may not be that advanced, it is pleasing to the eye. Among Naruto fandoms, this is indeed a top-notch book. He has basically portrayed the character's personality, which is very humane, and has made up for all the regrets in Naruto, which may not be available in other fanfics. Not brainless, not harem, acceptable in three views, the best among the best. To clarify, I am not a shill, but a bookworm who has read for nearly two thousand hours. The last book review was posted when I was about 60% through, and I finished it today. Make a final summary. He did not arrange the relationship between the characters in the original work haphazardly, which can be regarded as more respecting the original work. You can clearly feel that the protagonist is weak in the early stage, develops in the early and middle stages, peaks in the middle and late stages, and declines in combat power in the later stages. Of course, in the later stage, the family is harmonious and the ending is happy. If you haven't watched the first few hundred episodes of Boruto, then you probably can't understand the next 20% of the content. It's not easy for an author to code millions of words, at least I couldn't do it. I also opened up some imagination in the later period. I feel that the ending may be a bit rushed, but it's not a bad ending. I don't want to spoil too much, so I'll stop here. I hope the author will try harder. By the way, look at the ending. If the author wants to follow up, that's fine.

In Naruto fan fiction, he can be called the strongest 1. The TV plot combines all the drama plots (including the plot of Fu Ren's Back to the Future) 2. There is no malicious intention to create a harem, there is only one heroine, and she is not married in the TV series. (Won't steal the original girlfriend) 3. The combat power will not collapse too much.

Without the stallion, and the living conditions in Konoha, this is also the most perfect ending I have ever seen. The third generation is not dead, Naru Sa, Itachi and Oni Wata have not turned black. Ben's personality and Hashirama's emotions are completely excellent. ! Come on, author! ! ! ! !

I finished reading it in one night. The book is good, and the plot changed some regrets. The protagonist is not a stud. The protagonist in the early stage is basically a Naruto fanfiction routine, but the plot is very good. The interpersonal relationships of the protagonist, especially the master-student relationship with Orochimaru, are well written. The daily life is also well described, especially the plot of the teaching of his own children, Boruto and others is very good.

The general framework is good, there is no system, and the expansion of combat power is not particularly serious. It can be regarded as one of the better works among Naruto fans.

It's really good. The combat power is not too abnormal, and it's not a stud. It makes up for a lot of regrets. Overall, it's really good. I also like the plot of the protagonist and Orochimaru's master and apprentice.

After reading so many books about Naruto, I personally feel that this one is a particularly good one. The combat power does not collapse, does not bloat, and does not stall. It makes up for many of Naruto's regrets, and it is also very comfortable to read.

Very good! It made up for all the regrets of childhood. Asuma didn't die, Jiraiya didn't die, Obito and Lin didn't die, Neji didn't die, and most importantly, it made Naruto's childhood sunny! ! Happy ending! Very good! ! !

This book is very interesting and has a very upright outlook. I don't want to see other Naruto stories where the protagonist has a harem, steals other people's wives, and tortures Sasuke and Naruto.

This is not much more comfortable than a mindless novel. The pace is moderate and the setting is not outrageous. Come on, author. I look forward to your new works.