Naruto: I’m Really Not Cao Cao

It's very well written. You've completely recognized Sasuke, and there are still a few opponents for you. Are you still afraid of "the third generation of Hokage who talks about being the strongest?"

This is my second update, but the updates are a bit slow and not enough to watch. It's quite enjoyable. There's nothing dark or too much pretentiousness. It's just plain, but I think it's pretty good-looking. Everyone's eyes are different anyway, so I think it's pretty good-looking. Hmm. , Come on, that's it. There are many more words you can add about the heroine, such as Temari, Yukito, Mabuyi, Samui, Nadeshiko Shizuka, Tenten, Hanabi, Koso, Konan, etc. Don't listen to other people's nonsense, just write according to your own ideas Okay, I think it's pretty good. I really don't like those hot-blooded and dark novels. The plain ones are good. Some people say they like older ones, so I just laughed. I suggest you check out Narusui next door. He married Hinata, and then Hinata Tian goes out to do fireworks, Minato is cold, he goes to Kushina (his own mother, who also gave birth to a baby), Sasuke goes out to go out and goes to Karin (Sasuke's wife), brother Naruto is the Hokage and doesn't go home, he goes to Sakura (Naruto's wife), Ino, Tsunade and so on. . . . . Well, how should I put it, it fits the culture of a good life, and the taste is unique [face covering]

This book is actually quite good, but the main character has a child a little early. There are other ambiguous partners who haven't made much progress. Mikoto and the protagonist have Sasuke, which is a bit uncomfortable to watch. The progress could be faster, but Miqin's progress was really too fast. Logically speaking, a married woman would not fall in love so quickly no matter how disappointed she was with her husband. It can only be said that the author likes Thief Cao too much. Well, except for the slow progress of the love line (except for Mikoto), everything else is okay, and the combat description is also very good, so go for it.

Yeah, it made me go to the comics section and read Naruto fanfics for half an hour [smile]

I found that many people have misunderstandings about strength? Why is Itachi able to kill Ryuugabe alone? Itachi is only an ordinary Kage level. When he first met Jiraiya, he said that he would die if he tried to do it. This original work has pictures, so don't brag about it. He and Eternal Zodiac were both hammered by Ryuugabut. If he hadn't forced Izanami to open, he would have been killed. If Ryuukata sees himself clearly, then it's GG. Ryuukata was the strongest at that time, not afraid of illusions, breaking Susanoo at will, controlling elements, the recovery of Xiangling, the hydration of Suigetsu, the skills of the three sound ninjas, all the skills of Orochimaru, the perfect immortal is not just a boast [laughs] Crying] There is also the point of Tobirama. The Tobirama of Tobirama is indeed an undisputed super shadow, but the living Tobirama is really not that strong. The top shadow of living Tobirama, half-step super shadow, has super shadow attack power, but it is like that if you let it go. His powerful forbidden techniques are basically the same. For one, use the detonating talismans of each other. He can use them as he likes. If you switch to a living person, the self-destructing truck will not be hooked [face covering] and he is considered a shadow if he is alive, so the gold and silver horns that killed him and the Raikage will also have to be carried up to the shadow. Then the shadow will not be known to be much more [face covering]

The protagonist feels a bit unlike a natural person. There are no restrictions on whether he should be killed or not. He was generous in the early stage, but he has gone a bit off track since the fourth generation. His strength seems to be improved purely by drawing cards. He does not feel like a normal person emotionally. I hope the author can pick up the slack and enrich the protagonist, which should be able to redeem the story. Come on, author

Okay, okay, it's a little wretched in the early stage. In the middle and later stages, I have included all the invincible harem stories except for Sakura, Hinata and Kushina who couldn't bear to tear them apart. In fact, I guess I missed two more, Yukito the Second and Nanao Fu, but it's quite satisfactory. It's not easy to finish it. As for not being able to tear it apart, it can be understood as the plot. The omissions can be forgiven. After all, it's okay to include these two jinchuriki. In the end, it's okay in terms of plot. I can read it, after all, the invincible story.

Kushina and Hinata were not accepted, and one star was given less. Kushina obviously has the same personality as Tsunade, but she is not as popular as Tsunade. There is also a girl with Hinata's personality. She is a good woman who can't be met in reality, but some people don't like her. Hinata is just more introverted, but she is also seen as a very good wife among Boruto.

Not bad, not bad, tastes great, not bad, not bad, tastes great, super flavor, with a hint of style

Oh my god, doesn't the protagonist care about Uchiha?