Naruto: Struggling to Survive Among the Hidden Rain

Only a protagonist who grows slowly can truly immerse you in the world of ninjas. Those stories where the protagonist has an unfair advantage from the start, and the outcome is predictable, are simply not interesting. Hotaru's life feels more realistic. The character development, the good and evil arising from different stances, and the darkness of war are all portrayed.

This is a rare gem among Tomato's works. While it may not be the pinnacle of Naruto fanfiction, it's undoubtedly a game-changer for a Naruto fanfiction featuring only a female protagonist. The emotional portrayal is quite spot-on, the fight scenes are fast-paced, and while some details may seem odd upon closer examination, it's still very watchable.

This is a subject and style that I wouldn't dare to write about. I used to love Naruto fanfiction with a cruel style, although that kind of fanfiction didn't do very well. But this book by Tomato is quite surprising. Wishing the author great success in advance 🤤.

The protagonist doesn't have any powerful cheat codes, and there aren't many flaws in his character design; his growth to power is quite normal. Worth watching 👀.

1. The action scenes were excellent; this kind of show needs plenty of exciting action scenes. 2. The female lead's water-based abilities weren't fully explored. For a female lead without any special abilities, every skill is precious and must be thoroughly developed. 3. Actually, the water system is the first system.

This is an underrated Naruto fanfiction. To be honest, 95% of the fanfiction I've read before is set in Konoha, focusing on the main characters or their families. It often features members of powerful clans within Konoha, Naruto's siblings, or even characters who replace members of the main group. When I saw the 7.6 Rating, I couldn't believe it. That rating completely underestimates this story.

Highly recommended, featuring a protagonist who plays as a commoner. Unlike other stories where characters are constantly transported to Uchiha, Senju, or Konoha, the overpowered abilities in those stories are too much and feel unrealistic. I still prefer a slow and steady approach. It's perfect for those who can calm down and enjoy watching. It perfectly embodies the cruel yet beautiful world of Naruto.

It's a Naruto story told from a female protagonist's perspective, which feels quite realistic. However, the protagonist's background and circumstances seem to limit her to a minor, high-level character in the original work. Ugh, author, can't the female protagonist participate in the main storyline? 😢😢😢

It's great! I love watching the female lead struggle to survive. 😳 The plot is baffling and unbearable. The protagonist's ideals and morals are too lofty and contradictory. Even if the enemy wasn't willing, they showed no mercy during the fight, forcing their own teammates to restrain their strength instead of fighting each other.

It's very realistic, depicting a typical story of an ordinary person transmigrating to the ninja world. Unlike other stories where the protagonist starts strong and is invincible, it truly shows how a Rain Ninja without a background, bloodline limit, or cheat codes rises to power.