Deidara: Life as the Village Heartthrob Is Too Boring

You, the author, are really prolific, with new books reaching 30,000 words in a few days.

Alas, you, the author, are obviously very productive. You update three times a day, and occasionally four, but I still feel like you are lacking [laughing] [laughing]

Come on, I want to see marry Kurotsuchi, become a Tsuchikage, unify the ninja world, and overthrow Otsutsuki!

The author's writing is so good

It's really good to support a wave of

I like it, it feels good, I hope this book can make up for my previous regrets. (Expect)

I will personally make a very rational evaluation. The bad thing is that I personally feel that the early stage of the plot feels like it was in Boruto. It can be seen from some old delicacies, such as ice cream, chocolate, beef jerky. After all, they need to be made with high technology. There are still some small details that need to be processed. It cannot be considered 100% processed, but it is okay. The advantage is that the plot description is true. It is lifelike and has the feeling of representing a Chinese class. The way of expression is also very literary and artistic. The emotional lines and character portrayal are also very good. Usually fan fiction will set the story line in Konoha and unfold the story from the perspective of the Oto Country. From a certain point of view, this is also an innovation. Plus the character design has not collapsed. If it can reach this point, it can be considered excellent. Considering that the author is also a new novelist, it is already great.

This book is so touching! I finally read a book that I have always wanted to read. The writing is very good, there is nothing forced to piece together, the logic is reasonable, the plot is attractive enough, the writing structure is also very good, and the story content is also very touching. All the details are well controlled. Although I have only read a dozen chapters, I believe that the following content will not be boring. As a person born "unexpectedly", the protagonist is hated by all kinds of people, but he is lucky enough to "soul" into the four-year-old Deidara. No matter what, this is a book that is very satisfying just to see the protagonist's strength increase, plus various wonderful descriptions, creating a masterpiece! But isn't this real world cruel? All in all, this is definitely the best Naruto fanfic I've ever read.

Very good looking. When will Kurotsuchi grow up?

As a diamond fan of Deidara, you wrote this novel very well.