Naruto: Kaguya and I Made a Promise

It's pretty good. So far, it seems to be a single female lead, Kaguya, and there aren't any romantic relationships between her and other female characters. This is much better than those shows where the male lead takes in every woman he meets, or even creates several original female characters for the male lead because they're worried about not having enough female leads.

This book is highly recommended. Kaguya's life was truly tragic; in the original story, she was abandoned by her husband and sealed away by her son. But in this book, Kaguya has a lover she has loved for a thousand years who brings him from another world to the world of Naruto to protect him. Highly recommended.

Well written. To reiterate, the reason Naruto is so beloved is because of its complex, flesh-and-blood characters, because of the emotions they evoke, not just the plot and scenes. This book at least gave me well-developed characters; it's very well-written, quite excellent for a Naruto story (after all, there's only one Tatsumaki). Compared to other Naruto stories, it's at least on par.

For me, it's pretty good. Personally, I don't like Sakura, but I prefer Kaguya-hime. Most importantly, I like single-heroine stories. In short, I like it! 😜

It's pretty good, but I really don't understand the part about Hinata and Kiba.

A great book is about why Naruto and his partner had to be separated.

It's so good! This is the first time I've seen a Naruto story where Kaguya is the female lead!

It's really well-written. The romantic storyline between the male protagonist, Luo, and Kaguya is interwoven into the plot, and the writing style for this aspect is unique. It touched me several times; the writing is truly superb. The ending, with the two reuniting, provides a perfect conclusion to the book.

Aside from breaking up couples, there's nothing wrong with it. 🙂

I hope the author can write the story of the protagonist and Kaguya 1000 years ago.