Transmigrated as an Uchiha: I Never Planned to Wipe Out the Clan

Advantages: The writing is delicate and the pace is slow but not draggy. The characters are rich and three-dimensional, and the emotional transition and depth are just right. It's a good choice for readers who like to grow into the protagonist. Disadvantages: The protagonist's mental growth is slow in the early stage, and the naive and kind-heartedness that cannot distinguish the current situation exists for a long time. There are relatively few highlights and it is easy to dissuade some readers. It is not recommended for readers who like fast pace, cool writing, and villains. Some of the emotional lines seem rather abrupt at the moment, but judging from the details, there should be follow-up filling to further flesh them out. Ps: Based on the current plot foreshadowing, the protagonist has a high probability of reversing this personality in the later stage and achieving a stage of growth and transformation. Knives are inevitable and can be expected. Personal thoughts: Come on, Mr. Orochimaru, I will leave the child to you. I believe you can train Akazuki into a mature ninja. Orochimaru-sensei competes high!

In the early stage, it seemed that the pacing was really good and the plot was reasonable, but later on it felt like it was just a knife for the sake of the knife. The character of the protagonist has not changed much after going through so many hardships. Moreover, after going through so much, he has not become black and has not opened the Sharingan. It is hard to imagine how far the knife will go in the future. But in general, the author's emotional description is very good, and the writing style is okay and it is quite comfortable to read. However, there are many pitfalls and the plot is slow to advance. If you have a bad heart, run as fast as you can. I was tortured so hard in the middle of the night that I was out of breath.

I was fascinated to see a man crying like a dog in bed at five o'clock in the middle of the night [laughing awkwardly] Other Hokage fans brought some system plug-ins. Genin defeated the jounin completely at a young age, and few participated in the three battles in person. When I watched it in the middle of the night last night, I suddenly felt empathy, especially when Shu Mao died. I originally thought that the protagonist never mentioned whether Shu Mao was OOC after waking up, but after watching it, I suddenly realized that the real sadness is actually hidden. In the middle of the night, when people calm down, sadness will come up unexpectedly. He gently The sentence "Shumao died" really made me cry like a dog [crying] The protagonist is a genius, and there are people who love him around him. He was also an innocent and kind-hearted child at the beginning, but the world will not always be kind to him. He will encounter very real problems, the powerlessness of being caught in partisan struggles, and the feeling of powerlessness that he can't protect anything because of his innocence and impulsiveness. I'm really impressed. The world of Naruto in this book is not as simple as in other novels. It's like shouting "bond" to solve problems. It's not like you can easily open your eyes when you see your friends in danger. It's like holding the script in hand and you can completely torture Danzo Kurozetsu Orochimaru. When I watched it, I could feel that war is cruel. Everyone always gains something while losing something. Behind every person who survives is a long story, and there are many people who have passed away. I suddenly remembered the feeling I had when watching anime in the past. It was not the mentality of watching anime from a high position now, but the feeling of truly empathizing with the protagonists, feeling desperate in one desperate situation after another, and being moved by their tenacity and impressed by their bravery. I know them, their bitterness and difficulty, and their true will behind their smiles. It's as if I have experienced a long rainstorm with them, and finally stood on the last high cliff together to see a tacit understanding of indifference and relief, with the sky high and the clouds smiling at each other. People can't even empathize with their previous selves, and they start to update after a year. The author is not the original author, and the readers are not the original readers. Before, I thought this was a non-cool story about the protagonist's strong and tenacious growth, but I didn't expect it to be a dark and depressing story about all the protagonists except Shisui, who are all dank male ghosts. But I will always like Shumao baby [crying]

The protagonist's soul is a girl and the description is also a girl. In this case, what is the role of a boy's body? It feels like it is completely romance. The name of the cp is about Itachi but it is Shisui. It is like selling dog meat on a sheep's head. The author's emotional drama is very delicate and the text is also It makes people empathize, and the protagonist is very comfortable getting along with other people, and he cares about his loved ones. But when he meets a character like Shisui, he seems to have lost his own opinion. He has to rely on everything and has no growth. I have watched less now. I will change or follow up the review at any time [Salute]

It's super good-looking. I also found a treasure in Rotten Persimmon. The characters in the article are very three-dimensional and the psychological description is really super delicate, especially the relationship between Zhiyue. Through the psychological description between the two and their daily life, they think of each other everywhere. The arrogant young master and the steady brother, I can't help but love it. And the same goes for other characters, there is no useless description, it is all about details, the settings laid out in the front will be useful later, the original characters are not OOC, especially Shu, Makoto and Yue are also very annoying. I knew it was a torture novel, so I read it with fear. I had been reading it for several days and couldn't hold my breath until I finished reading it. Wow, oh, oh, oh, oh, I want to watch Zhiyue 69 [crying] [crying] [crying]

In fact, I read this article in another place a long time ago. I really like the story of Chi Yue's dark but strong resistance. Even though his resistance is weak and he is forced to move forward by the torrent of fate, I like his pure and shining character very much. That purity means that in this quagmire-like ninja world, one should not pursue power and nobility like a demon, but should focus on being oneself and doing things for one's own heart. In fact, when I watched it a long time ago, I remember that the atmosphere was very depressing, and the war and conspiracy were very deep. This kind of emotion made me despair of Uchiha Akazuki's life and I couldn't continue watching, because I knew what he would face. Even though I like Uchiha Shisui very much - I unfortunately fell in love with the two Uchiha who showed the least appearance in Naruto, namely Izuna and Shisui - after Akazuki met Shisui, I almost couldn't stand it anymore. It was so beautiful that I always forget that as ninjas, they have to lose, suffer, and die. I resisted the desire to escape and watched Akatsuki meet Obito, Shisui, Aoi Hoshi, Shumo again... Akatsuki met them again, and I finally met Akatsuki again. I really like the writing style of this article. Maybe it's because I love serious realistic literature, study various kinds of psychology, and am deeply influenced by religion. I love to observe people's various behaviors. Everyone's bad, fragile, broken, glorious, proud, and brave appearance is more deeply reflected in such a world. This article describes the cruelty of war and the darkness of politics. It has the best sense of rendering among all the fan fiction I have read. I also place my best hopes on Chi Yue: to save myself by saving others, meet more people, create more happiness, and continue my hard-won life without regrets. I hope Chi Yue's story will continue wonderfully, and the future will be filled with flowers and shining brightly.

It's a very good book, and the writing is very delicate. However, although it is a woman wearing a man's body, I don't see the significance of the boy's body at all, and I feel that the male (female?) Protagonist is not very intelligent, probably the same as Dai Xin. The usual plot is very good, and the emotional scenes are also very sweet (?) , But I feel like I have no independent opinion once I meet Shisui. I rely on Shisui for everything, and she is a bit like a spoiled wife. I hope that the protagonist can become darker soon, but overall it is still very good, but it is a bit unsatisfactory. Please give the author a big update [I understand] [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates]

It's very interesting, I like it very much, please do not stop updating [Blowing Kisses][Blowing Kisses]

The author's growth flow is very well written. It's not just a golden finger that will grow up quickly after getting used to it. The emotional line is also very good and not too frequent. It looks like a strategy article. Except for the heartache for Itachi, there is a bit too much in the front (bs feels like it is private). The fighting is very well written. Bs I love watching Shisui and Shisui get along, oh my god it's so sweet. (I'm a wallflower, and I'm looking forward to getting along with Itachi and Aoi Hoshi in the future~ψ(｀∇´)ψ) Please don't torture for the sake of torture (it's all written to death), write it reasonably and understand it, but don't kill the plot.

Stacked Armor: Currently I only see the Konoha chapter The plot is reasonable, and there is no criticism of the development of the protagonist's strength. The emotions and connections between the protagonist and others are written in a very delicate and touching way. Personally, I think the label of micro-heartthrob is temporarily interpreted as unofficial, single arrow. However, the encounter between the protagonist and other characters (especially those who may develop a relationship) in the early stage and the protagonist's inner drama are similar to ancient female channel romances, such as "Wan Qingsi" It's just that the protagonist feels a little brainless. In a life-or-death situation, he still needs to look at the beautiful man and care about the "beautiful, strong and miserable" in the pool.