Kazekage Ninja

Overall, this is a very good Naruto novel, which combines officialdom and farming, with a single female protagonist, Tsunade. If there is anything bad about it, it is probably that the author can't let go of a few old sayings. It looks weird, but the flaws are not concealed, and it still deserves five stars. Samsung, I really can't bear it anymore. I was careless in the fight and got trapped. I regret it. It's really [awkward laugh][awkward laugh][awkward laugh]

This is a rare masterpiece. The author must finish it.

It's really good. This is my first book. Except for being too cold or watching the world of Naruto from the perspective of Naruto Village.

It's a good book. The progress is a bit fast, but it's not a big problem. Keep writing.

Really, it is a rare good book among the Naruto fanfics I have read. The plot is relatively coherent, basically friendly to both newbies and old bookworms, and some of the plot points make it easy to develop a liking for it. To sum up, I feel that if it is not bad and can guarantee this quality, it will undoubtedly be a book with great potential in fan fiction. Finally, I would like to ask the author to work hard and write good chapters. (The above are personal opinions, please forgive me if you disagree) How should I put it, the early stage was quite beyond my expectations, but after working with Konoha, I became a little irritated. It was supposed to be a fairly new thing, but suddenly it just drifted with the crowd. All I can say is that the book is written by the author. As a reader, it may be difficult to fully follow the author's ideas in the work. (Also, it's quite surprising that someone can comment on my comments. But comments are comments, please don't rise to the level of conscience and other messy things. I can't be so objective in my evaluation of this work or in line with other people's opinions. [You taste carefully] These are purely personal opinions. If you disagree with anything, you can discuss it in a friendly manner. Thank you🙏)

It looks good, the plot is reasonable, the characters are well-developed, the subject matter is novel and the content is exciting. Except for the fact that the protagonist suddenly fell in love with Tsunade, which made me a little surprised, everything else is very good. The author's ability to escape is considered to be carried forward, and the theoretical knowledge of the real world is combined with the original work to form a novel that is more novel and interesting. Damn, it's so awesome, I'm so excited

It's very interesting and has no flaws. So far, it's the best of all the Naruto fanfics I've read, bar none.

This is the best novel in the Naruto series that I have read. It combines ancient Chinese and modern cultural heritage in it and adapts it. There are a lot of things that haven't appeared in the novel, including intrigues, wonderful ninjutsu, and Wong Tai Sin's summoned beasts, which are really good. He won't write others off as being brainless, nor will his combat power collapse, which is good. Combat power combined with strategy is the essence of a novel. Blind recklessness and blind invincibility are quite boring, but this novel does not do that. It is worth reading carefully. I hope Taoist Master will work harder on coding, and look forward to more exciting content in the future. Another thing is that, in my opinion, the author is like the creator god, and this book is the universe you build. All rights of interpretation belong to the author, so there is no need to pay attention to Gangjing. There are thousands of people, and you can't make everyone like you, so just be yourself, write your own style, and don't blindly cater to others. Future novels or TV shows will never be about catering to others, but about explaining your own value so that you can be unique. I hope the author will work harder and become a platinum-level master soon, and write more unique novels that others have not touched. Come on! Taoist priest [full] [full] [full]

The current writing is okay, slow-paced, infrastructure writing, but the name has the flavor of Naruto writing from ten years ago. Currently, people who watch Naruto can basically not find it. I clicked here to read it after someone blindly recommended it in a basketball article. Keep up the good work.

It's so beautiful! It ranks among the top three Naruto novels I've read.

It's super exciting. The author's plot is attentive and the thinking is clear. It makes people's blood boil and makes them a little excited [laughing evilly] [sending my heart]

A very nice fan fiction. The author's starting point is relatively novel, and the plot setting is relatively reasonable (meaning that the setting of this book is not inconsistent and has nothing to do with the setting of other fan fiction). The rhythm is relatively brisk, no flaws and no abuse of the protagonist.

I have been a bookworm for ten years, and the days of staying up late to read novels are gone forever. Now that I have gone to college and have left the society, I can no longer read "ordinary" novels. They are like a spirited young man who dropped out of junior high school and taught me how to be a good person and do things. It's hard to find well-written, interesting and in-depth works, so I'm usually satisfied with reading short white texts that are logically self-consistent. It's a very good book. I can't say it's perfect, but it's definitely excellent. It is basically written according to Naruto's settings, and most of them have no broken settings, which is rare. Then the description of the characters is quite logical and there is nothing embarrassing. I feel that the plot of the protagonist falling in love with Tsunade is a bit hasty without much foreshadowing. However, this may be the author's personal gain, so let's just satisfy the author's little wish. Overall it's pretty good, I wish there were more, but it's not enough.

So awesome, so reasonable! ! ! ! This is what I want to see. Everyone always writes about how awesome Konoha Village is, and they don't write about the strong men of other villages. This is what I want to see, a hundred flowers blooming.

It's a very good and novel idea to write this kind of fan fiction, which is nothing more than the same battle. The mastermind, battle and plot writing of this book are also passable. This is enough to be regarded as a good fan fiction. What is lacking is that the description of some details is still too spring and autumn. It's a pity. I hope it won't end with more writing. Love reading [laughing]

I finished reading it in one sitting. I have never seen such a good-looking Naruto novel. I hope the author can work hard and have potential [eating melon]

Great, come on, support the author. I actually noticed this Kazekage Ninja when I was just writing it before, because most of the writing about Naruto was about Konoha and less about other countries. Most of them were about the main line. However, I didn't like to keep up with the updates so I gave up reading it. Recently I found out that I started reading it again after finishing the book. The beginning of this book is particularly innovative. After reading the final remarks, I know that the author is a civil servant, so I can understand that some authors write about such economic and political activities. Because they are involved in the subject, they naturally understand more. However, in fact, it is inevitable that there are some suspicions of cheating, and the Spring and Autumn style of writing in many battle scenes will make people feel that it is watery, but in general it is not too out of the ordinary. I have now read the second volume of Kirikage Village. To be honest, I am a little disappointed. It feels like keeping a running account. Maybe it is really limited by the writing style. Most of the ideas that should be explored have been exhausted, so it is difficult to maintain new ideas. I will continue to read it later. I think the author's closing remarks really moved me. In fact, every reader has an author's dream in his heart. Posting comments to express opinions is actually because he wants to write something that is difficult to overcome, but succumbs to the reality that most of the time it is difficult to last, so we are still readers and have not taken the first step. After all, we want to support this kind of persistence, regardless of whether it is good or bad.

It's pretty good. Compared to other Naruto-type books, the content of this one is quite novel. I feel that the only shortcoming is that there are few updates [laughing], so the author will update it very quickly [laughing] [laughing] [laughing]

It's not a brainless novel, it's very logical, and it's worthy of being a novel written by a civil servant. The plot and everything are great, and overall it's quite reasonable. Except for the characterization being a little too smooth, there's nothing wrong with it. Although the protagonist has traveled through time, history has changed and it still goes smoothly without any setbacks. As for the protagonist Jing Hang, he is too old to look like a young man. Of course, I did not regard him as a young man. Overall, this book is great, has a good ending, and a reasonable plot. It is a very good and complete Naruto fanfic.

It's a very good Naruto fanfic, or the author wrote a story within the framework of Naruto. It's not like there haven't been such novels before, but I still enjoyed reading this one. Let's talk about its characteristics. This one doesn't touch the plot and settings of Boruto, and there is no Otsutsuki part at all. This also avoids the two points of setting conflict and the collapse of combat power. Speaking of which, Shippuden actually doesn't start until the ending; Secondly, this book says there are no emotional scenes, maybe the author is not very good at writing this kind of thing. You don't have to worry about suddenly feeding a bunch of Shet, with a single heroine or close to no heroine. The whole story of Tsunade, including Yakura who finally satisfies the reader, adds up to less than 10% of the plot of the whole story. I personally think this is better; Third, the story of this book is truly told from the perspective of Sunagakure Village. There have been other books before that told the story of Naruto but from the identity of other villages. However, in fact, they have not escaped from the shackles of Konoha. They have come to Konoha as they write. This book is quite big. Brave, it can be said that the author is really on the side of Sunagakure from the beginning to the end, while Konoha is getting more and more declining, and there are not even a few of the original twelve strong ones. This is very bold in my opinion. After all, if you write a fanfic and write out the original protagonist, then what does it matter? But I personally am very Those who like this, like the current title of this book - "Kazekage Ninja", it is not about Naruto XXX, he just tells the story of Sunagakure. The powerful Konoha is not in the interest of Sunagakure, so Konoha declines, regardless of other things. This is very good. Finally, for those who For those of you who haven't read the epilogue, I'd like to mention that the protagonist Jing Hang's name comes from the author's son's name. The author really treats the protagonist as his son. In conclusion, this is a good book. What I mentioned are just the points I noticed. For the rest, you can read it yourself [learned]

This book is okay. There are so many stories about Naruto and Naruto fan fiction about time travel. I think the setting is okay. Most of them are about passion and ninjutsu. There has never been a book about developing the economy and letting people live a good life. This is the logical thinking of normal people.

It's awesome. It's really strong. This Naruto novel is really good. The logic of the whole book is clear and the thread is strict. The author is really attentive. Sometimes I don't understand it when I read it, but slowly I will come around to it.

It is very innovative. It depicts a different ninja world from the perspective of Sunagakure Village, and the protagonist, the Third Kazekage, was originally just a soy sauce character in the original work, which gives people a new feeling. Whether it's the development of the village's livelihood or the description of the Second and Third Ninja War, it's all quite ups and downs. It's just that I personally feel a bit awkward about accepting Ye Cang in the end (I personally don't accept the setting of a harem very well, and I think it's good to have a single heroine, hahaha), but the author is really attentive [Like][Like][Like]

It's well written and enjoyable to read, but some settings have been changed, such as: Yahiko will be a castrated version of Shinra Tensei, and Minato can fly the God of Thunder's mark through the air, but if you don't mind, it's still a very good book. However, I personally still mind that Yahiko has a blood succession limit where he can release Shinra and Wanxiang, so I'll deduct one star. I was really convinced, Minato was lying on the ground, Pain wanted to finish the attack, but the protagonist stopped him, saying that Minato would die on his own, but he was later revived by Black Zetsu. I was still surprised. Has the protagonist really grown? Why does his mind feel immature? Kakashi replaced the medicine that made the tailed beast go berserk with candy, so the original medicine must be kept or destroyed. What does it mean if you just throw it everywhere and let Black Zetsu pick it up? Is this really something that a ninja in a war can do?

It's really good. It's the first time I've seen a Naruto fan who writes about Suna Ninja. This kind of book is really good. Come on, author.

I wasn't interested at all when I saw the cover and name at first, but I accidentally opened it after a book shortage and I was attracted. The subject matter is very novel. Apart from this book, I have never seen a book about Kazekage. The cp is Tsunade, which is acceptable. I hope it will get better and better. I've read it several times, and some of the poisonous points are acceptable. It's not like some Naruto books that lick Konoha without thinking. I hope Taoist's future books will get better and better [Punch Out]

For a food-level book, I would give it four stars, but the subject matter is very novel. Most people who write Naruto fanfics will write about Konoha, which is understandable, after all, Naruto. The veteran took a different approach and wrote a Kazekage, and also jumped out of the story of Shippuden. After all, the veteran wrote Naruto's parents to death [face covering] There are also many problems. For example, some developments are quite idealistic (but in my opinion, compared to the Ningba Jin in Japanese culture, I still like the development under Chinese culture.) At the grain and grass level, there are not many regrets, and there are not many things to remember. Tu Yile, the writing is great, emmm, the foreshadowing is a bit lacking, and most of the time the settings are written on the spot, which is very uncomfortable.

Well written, fresh and refined. Currently, the fighting power is not broken and I am not a stallion yet. Come on, the author, keep up the good work [laughs]

In my opinion, it has nothing to do with the original work [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] It can be said to be the author's own short story. Both the description of the characters and the development of the story are very mature, making people feel like they can't get enough. If there were more touches in the article, it would make people want to look back after reading it. The extra story might be able to tell some scenes about Jinghang's descendants, which would give people the feeling of being immersed in the story and then suddenly changing their perspective as if they were Jinghang, hoping for success.

I can't say it's perfect, but the content and ending are well conceived, and the ending is so beautiful. The shortcomings may be that it's too economical, there are too few fights, and there aren't too many things about the protagonist, which is a bit lacking (personal feeling) I feel like four stars is three stars higher than that.