[No plug-ins, no system, invincible flow]
Traveling to the full moon of Ghost Lantern, he has the blood inheritance limit of "water transformation" and good qualifications. Let's see how he becomes stronger step by step and turns the world around.
Reader comments
As a Naruto fanfic, I have read it quite a lot.
First of all, I directly exclude those who don't like to read the system articles. As a senior bookworm, everyone knows that the article is enjoyable for a while, but it will not last long, and it will become boring once the freshness wears off.
Then the remaining Naruto fanfics are the civilian genre and the bloody genre.
Among them, I think "The Hidden Village of Rain Country" is more realistic. Most commoner-style humanities rely on so-called bonds to get close to the big ones and soar into the sky. The reader cannot be immersed in the scene.
As for Xue Jiwen, this is the reason why I recommend this book. As we all know, Uchiha are half of the Naruto fanfic, and they account for 90% of the blood series. Although they are handsome, the subject matter is already cliché.
As for this book, Shui Deng Man Yue is the protagonist. Although it is a bit invincible, there is no way that his original identity has been refined into a finished product, and the protagonist is seamlessly connected. The writing style seems a little green, but the subject matter is very new, especially the protagonist is in a non-Konoha village. I also have several Naruto fanfics like this on my bookshelf, such as "Sand Ninja" and "Sand Ninja". Needless to say, "Sand Ninja" is a traditional invincible novel, even more outrageous than this one, and "The Hidden Village of Water Country" is slow-paced and dark, so I still recommend this one.
Of course, the author is also very responsible and will add personal details in every chapter. Don't watch the update anymore. When I commented yesterday that I hoped the author would update, the author was still very motivated. It's just that the number of participating readers is too small, so it's difficult to do without scoring. I feel this way too, because I myself am trying to write a novel about the Three Kingdoms. Novel without attention is like a long night, it is difficult to get ahead. That's why I wrote this book review in such a long way when I came across this treasure in the ocean, to prove that I was not hired by the author or so-called to make money.
I only use this article to wish the author enlightenment!
It's not bad. I like Full Moon, but it feels a bit messy.
Pure water can isolate electricity...
The author will update it a lot. It's really nice! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Many places are a bit baffling. For example, how did Suiyue and Shiro get rid of Scorpion in the last few chapters? However, the overall plot is very novel and the ending is a bit rushed.
As a Naruto fanfic, I have read it quite a lot. First of all, I directly exclude those who don't like to read the system articles. As a senior bookworm, everyone knows that the article is enjoyable for a while, but it will not last long, and it will become boring once the freshness wears off. Then the remaining Naruto fanfics are the civilian genre and the bloody genre. Among them, I think "The Hidden Village of Rain Country" is more realistic. Most commoner-style humanities rely on so-called bonds to get close to the big ones and soar into the sky. The reader cannot be immersed in the scene. As for Xue Jiwen, this is the reason why I recommend this book. As we all know, Uchiha are half of the Naruto fanfic, and they account for 90% of the blood series. Although they are handsome, the subject matter is already cliché. As for this book, Shui Deng Man Yue is the protagonist. Although it is a bit invincible, there is no way that his original identity has been refined into a finished product, and the protagonist is seamlessly connected. The writing style seems a little green, but the subject matter is very new, especially the protagonist is in a non-Konoha village. I also have several Naruto fanfics like this on my bookshelf, such as "Sand Ninja" and "Sand Ninja". Needless to say, "Sand Ninja" is a traditional invincible novel, even more outrageous than this one, and "The Hidden Village of Water Country" is slow-paced and dark, so I still recommend this one. Of course, the author is also very responsible and will add personal details in every chapter. Don't watch the update anymore. When I commented yesterday that I hoped the author would update, the author was still very motivated. It's just that the number of participating readers is too small, so it's difficult to do without scoring. I feel this way too, because I myself am trying to write a novel about the Three Kingdoms. Novel without attention is like a long night, it is difficult to get ahead. That's why I wrote this book review in such a long way when I came across this treasure in the ocean, to prove that I was not hired by the author or so-called to make money. I only use this article to wish the author enlightenment!
It's not bad. I like Full Moon, but it feels a bit messy.
Pure water can isolate electricity...
The author will update it a lot. It's really nice! [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]
Many places are a bit baffling. For example, how did Suiyue and Shiro get rid of Scorpion in the last few chapters? However, the overall plot is very novel and the ending is a bit rushed.