I Became a Transdimensional Quiz Machine

Using the "parallel worlds" that appeared in the Naruto plot, several different Naruto worlds were constructed, and then the different Naruto worlds were connected through the external expansion of the cyber Naruto world, and then the worlds continued to collide, unify, and merge? The above is my personal understanding and a very good idea. Several Naruto worlds have their own characteristics and strengths. It is a brand new writing idea. There is nothing poisonous about it, and the language in the whole text is fluent. Those who are not interested in or don't understand parallel worlds may find it messy, but after understanding the relationship between the worlds, they will understand that the author has played a big role. If the overall evaluation is 10 points, it would be 9 points. The audience may be relatively small, so five stars would give a high rating.

The ideas are very avant-garde, breaking away from the familiarity of following the original work, and adding a lot of possibilities based on the original work. There is a sense of participation in the epic that quickly unfolds into a myth. Each idea can make the reader think of more possibilities, and it will not be the same. One of the rare novels that doesn't bore me.

This mode is quite interesting, but it's a bit too out-of-the-box. It's a bit of a headache to see the different ninja worlds. It's better to change it to a comprehensive comic next time.

I will leave a souvenir after reading the latest chapter, Chapter 220. I personally feel that it is a very good fan novel. It adds the concept of parallel universes to the world view of each anime, allowing the story of an anime to move towards thousands of different endings, and it can also be linked to each other. It is really a new experience, and the creativity is great. The only disadvantage is that people who have never watched the anime will have a hard time reading it, because the author will not introduce the original anime characters like other fan fiction. He will only explain the original characters and write straightforwardly who did what. If you have not watched the anime and understand the characters, you will be confused. Who is this? What are abilities? What is the character? Why do you do this? For example, I haven't watched Fairy Tail, so I can't understand this part of the plot. But this is an advantage for readers who have watched anime. They can skip the tedious introduction of character backgrounds and read the story directly. In the past, I have been tortured by the kind of articles that speculate on the word count of anime, which made me feel tired. There is no such problem here, it is straightforward. Fortunately, I have watched all the current anime worlds except Fairy Tail. The experience is very good. Very good, recommend it.

The ninja world led by Akatsuki who takes the socialist path and Orochimaru who takes the cyberpunk path goes to war. How could I have such a dream?

The world view is grand, based on the innovation of the original work, from a single world to a parallel world, to a world group universe, and finally a multi-world universe. It is a masterpiece of fan fiction. The only shortcoming is that the number of words is too few and it ends too quickly [OK] 👍 ❤️

It's well written, but it's very confusing. I don't know how the author plans to continue.

My brain says I know every word, but not when they are connected together. I was confused and felt very powerful. The mind tries to understand and longs for more. My mind wanted to continue but found that it was gone and thought it was really great. The brain comments and throws away the memory after some time.

It's similar to what I had in mind. I once saw an Invincible style who stayed in the same world for about 1,000 years. It was outrageous. I didn't think about talking about science or anything. But even if he learned a little, he wouldn't be behind. It's hard to say, and Orochimaru. I thought at the beginning that if I continued to squeeze people like this, the people at the bottom would not be able to provide fresh vitality and high-quality talents. I knew that the world would be disconnected. But after two or three pictures, you can see the scene of Orochimaru invading other people's worlds and plundering. Really, this book is really good.

The angle is quite strange. In the novels I read before, the protagonists grew from weak to strong, and encountered various difficulties in the middle. The protagonist of this book is a little weak at the beginning, and then starts to become very powerful. Maybe because of this, the novel is relatively short. I haven't read it yet.