Watch Along: Starting with Naruto's Death

The writing is good, I will continue to read it, but most of it is the content of the original theatrical version. Let's see if there is a main plot in the future. I wrote a blog post about it, don't read it, I wrote about a group of people criticizing Naruto on the barrage, even Minato and Kushina said Naruto is not good, it made them angry😃

It's really good to watch. I haven't watched Naruto. I only know the main characters Naruto, Sasuke and Sakura, but it doesn't seem to be that stiff that I don't understand the plot.

Good morning (jump) (fall) (bounce) (normally high) (continue to push harder) (jump) (jump higher) (continue to use force and jump repeatedly) (jump higher and higher) (turn 360° in the air) (continue to jump) (jump out of the earth) (turn into a meteorite) (fall) (destroy the earth!!!)

This is one of the best-written books on Naruto that I have read. I rated it 4🌟 because of the failure of Scarf Den and Boruto. It's like eating a delicious cake and then discovering that it's rotten, moldy, and filled with maggots. Needless to say, the writing style is very capable compared to other current Naruto movies, and the content is relatively concise. There is no large and meaningless barrage of ooc aborigines. The aboriginal comments immediately after watching the movie are also discussing the intelligence and plot. The plot is also very well controlled. The author really knows what readers like to watch and hate, and will not delay the progress of the movie in a long way. Moreover, the plot of the anime can also focus on the key points. The only ones that I personally feel I don't like are Scarf Den and Boruto, but this is my personal dislike, not the author's problem.

Does the author write about bloggers? The recent story between Boruto and Uchiha Hikari is so good

I have read a lot of novels that were broadcast for the year when Naruto was twelve years old. I hope there will be novels that will be passed down to the year when the fourth generation took office. Because a generation is missing, the third and fourth generations of Hokages should be very confused about who this is? The story should be interesting.

The author's writing is really good, especially the interaction aspect is better than most live inventory categories. In recent games, can you stop being so bland and really have no apparent desire?

Looking back at Naruto, I really have to agree with the second generation. Uchiha really all hide their mental illness. Although Otsutsuki in Boruto's later biography is said to be evil, he was originally evil with a purpose, which means that he is a bad person, but Uchiha is different. After opening his eyes, he completely changed into a different person.

I generally sneer at moviegoers, but in this book, reality and the sky are interspersed reasonably. In the end, Uchiha Madara's big moves in watching movies are also very consistent with his character (the specific big moves will not be spoiled). It is not a very subtle reversal, but it is indeed a reasonable and reasonable development. Generally speaking, the movie "Ninja World" is not a tool to complain, but it writes out the reaction you should have after receiving information that transcends the timeline. It's just that I, Narusa, suffered a lot, and in the end it seemed like he was just a cushion for the domineering Madara (laughs) The shortcoming is that the content and complaints of the film account for a large part, and the reaction of the ninja world only accounts for a small part. Personally, I think this so-called movie viewing genre should be interesting to write about, and the focus should be on how all parties, especially the protagonist, react after the world line changes. Although this article contains content in this area, it is mainly a brief description without a long interlude description.

I have a friend who is a novelist. Because there was no follow-up, he was beaten and disabled by others. He is still in the hospital with more than 30 stabs to avoid vital parts. It's okay author, I'm just saying it, don't get me wrong