Naruto: The Strongest Force

The basics of the character image are very close to the original work, so it really feels like the original Hokage did these things that are more understandable. It is interesting and at the same time does not bring uncomfortable confusion to people like the original work. At the same time, it also fills in a lot of holes in Naruto. Maybe this is the point of fan fiction. Of course, the most important thing is that the author's writing style is good, the characters in it are very similar to the original work, and the various words and deeds will not feel inconsistent. This is very important.

It's good to read. The protagonist of this book, Xia Mu, is smart. So far, he has not had the slightest ambiguity with any woman. He concentrates on his career and has no character for water. What I may be a little unaccustomed to is that it feels a bit suppressed to the protagonist, but it is still pretty good and I like Uchiha novels. I hope there will be no cps. If there are, I hope they won't be the bad women in Naruto, because they have been written by N authors, all kinds of them, and they are all annoying to watch. If there are, I hope they are written in one stroke. I want to read career stories, not love stories. Come on, author

Very cool, the protagonist is well established. I also watched Stop and Stop. The character design of the protagonist is very delicate and delicate, and the details are also in place. In fact, those who like to read fanfics want to make up for the regrets in the original anime. Stick to your own ideas. Come on, "Chief Natsuki" [Like]

A very good fanfic, referred to as Dream Master. There is no evil point, and the three views are also very upright. After reading the setting of this fanfic and looking at the settings of other fanfics, I feel sorry for Uchiha. [Praise]

It's rare to see a Naruto novel that's satisfying. It is close to the original text and has good adaptations. [Like][Like][Like] I really don't like Jiraiya and Naruto's bad habits, and it's rare for someone to openly criticize them for this. I like the Uchiha family, the end of the original story was too tragic. I hope that the protagonist's cheating will not be suspected by others.

The quality is very high, and the word count is rarely too high. The plug-ins are not abnormal. I personally like this way of downplaying the issue of time. After all, I only read anime in general.

It's good-looking and makes up for a lot of Naruto's regrets. Although the protagonist is strong, other members of the camp also have a lot of roles. It's not like some novels I've read in the past where other teammates and ornaments where the protagonist is strong can only deduct 666. So far in the plot, the combat power is still very balanced and has not collapsed. The only small flaw (only for me) is that Sasuke and Naruto's emotional line is indeed important, but it feels a bit too boring to always describe Sasuke's cherishment of Naruto's little tsundere [face covering] [face covering] [face covering]

The protagonist is very strong and his actions are not extreme. What I like the most is that it changed the tragic childhood of some original characters. Thank you to the author. It's great to see them living well and having a warm time [Love]

As a fan, the development of the characters and plot is logical, which is pretty good. And it's more like a mildly Machiavellian article. By portraying some elements in the original work that were too juvenile and out of touch with human nature, and by deepening the exploration of the characters' behaviors in the background of the story, the story appears less childish and more in line with an adult's understanding of the world. All in all, it's better looking than the brainless and cool Naruto fans. The water becomes more and more watery as we get to the back, which is a bit disappointing to be honest. The plot slowly turns into various branches and trivial upgrades of various villains. A little bit high and low

The plot is very good, I love reading it. Also, don't listen to those who want a female protagonist. The author should stick to his heart. After all, those novels that originally did not have a female protagonist, but later heard that most readers wanted a female protagonist and then added a female protagonist, a lot of them were ruined. [For example, a guy named Chi next door named Ke Xueli pulled the quagmire out of the masterpiece, at least I think so]