Me and Obito Swap Accounts Despite My One Percent Win Rate

The first dozens of chapters can be said to be perfect among perfections, whether it is the integration of memes or the description of characters, they are perfect, and the characters stand out immediately. The heroine's unconscious help to Obito, the contradictions in her character, and the underlying psychological struggles are revealed so naturally. Even the strategizing that was expected after getting the eyes is very well written. The author's writing is particularly smart. However, there are a few plots in the back that affect my perception a little, but it does not affect the overall reading. The best thing about this article is that the previous plot and text have a sense of depth. The crazy entanglement with Obito when they meet again is so invincible. The scenes with other supporting characters are also very tense. The heroine's senses are like Gintoki's free and easy nonsense and the crazy feeling caused by pressure, coupled with Dior's That kind of villain psychology and personality charm, but since I started writing the protagonist's female imp attributes, everything has become a bit subtle. It's okay to make a joke once, but it will appear from time to time later, which weakens the crazy shock that was foreshadowed in the early stage too much. It can be a drama where the heroine scolds her subordinates and is very excited when they are scolded. Love, but with a series of lines about a bitch, it gave people a bookish feel. The heroine turned into a fuming cat. She was angry, and others only thought it was cute. It was separated from the simple and honest feeling in the previous dozens of chapters. Later, when there were similar comments and comments, it started to sound like a bitch. This kind of labeling gag hits the female audience. It's a pity for the heroine. The struggle of the heroine in the previous article and her self-rescue in the later period plus the fact that there is no such sign in the previous dozens of chapters are really a bit painful to put on this attribute. Maybe it's because I liked the heroine too much in the previous chapter and felt that she was described so well that I couldn't help but think about it after reading this! If you don't ignore this point, it also belongs to the Shinbun Nakai. Among all the Naruto novels, it is unique in being able to write such crazy and tense emotions.

Addicted. Fiery women should watch it. It is as abstract as it gets, with a lot of jokes but perfectly interspersed (you guys, this is too abstract, I laughed out loud). The plot is quite interesting and novel. (Old routine but interesting character changes) (Nagato, the chuunibyou scientist, is really cute and Amegakure Sankomoe) Although Ruby's character design is classic, it fits perfectly with Obito. It's crazy cool. It's only chapter thirty-eight so far, but it's enough to reflect Ruby's "crazyness" as I see it. The three-dimensional character is crazy but humane, insane but firm in faith, arrogant and perverse but in contrast to the previous life where she was a little pitiful. Obito has nothing to say. His setting is just like that. The original work is already the ceiling. I look forward to the follow-up work. Addicted. .

Very nice! ! ! A Naruto story that is enough to make you a god! ! ! The heroine has the feeling of a fourth-day schadenfreude, so this is the tone! ! ! I can't survive a day in this world without Ruby! ! ! Show the door! ! ! !

It's good-looking. It's been a long time since I've had such a pure villain protagonist. It can be seen that Lao Lu really wants to play Bai Mian. It's really good-looking, especially the reunion part. It can be said that the unique gravity of the coconut cake family is written out. The part where the flesh is cut is also full of ghost smell (Lou Lu: Brother, I'm talking about pieces, why do you want to cut the meat). It's a very good book. I completely forgot how many times I swiped it, but it still looks good. Laolu, I miss you...

It's both crazy and good-looking. As the first person to read this book, how can I say it, I would like to give you five stars to encourage it. The author is very [shy][shy][shy]

It looks good. The protagonist has a strong sense of belief and can be called a hero. He will never be shaken by anyone in what he wants to achieve. In terms of becoming a villain, he can be said to be very perfect. He is like a persevering grass, growing up in the storm, trying to become a big tree in the sky. When the truth was revealed later on, I was really moved. Everything in the early stage has been responded to, the timeline has been closed, and two-way redemption has been truly realized. The relationship between Ruby and Obito is really pulling. They are the people who know each other best, and sometimes they want to kill each other, but they both save each other. Both sides push each other into the abyss, but they also lend a helping hand to each other, just because no matter what they do, their ultimate wish is just to hope that the other can get the happiness they dream of. I like showing off the most, not for love. I don't think Ruby's feelings for Obito can be called love. As for Obito, I think he still loves Ruby (I personally think that the greatest love is just hoping that the other person can be happy.) Or it can be said to be an obsession. Both people have a strong feeling for each other. They are the puzzle pieces that can complement each other. They are destined to be attracted to each other. No matter what the reason is, whether it is murderous intention, love, possessiveness or protectiveness, because it is for you, it is the strongest and most irreplaceable.

Although the logic and emotion were a bit abrupt at first, the more I watched, the more I became addicted to it. [Admiration] Ruby's personality charm really captivated me across the screen. She kept moving forward just for her own goal, sacrificing many people in the process, including her companions who had gone through ups and downs along the way. She never stopped, never looked back, and kept moving towards her goal. Ruby who is moving forward is really charming, and she also has her own tenderness towards her companions, especially Nagato [almost crying] every time I see the interaction between them, I feel warm in my heart. The part where I helped Ruby kill Madara really made my heart tighten. I really hope that Ruby can get what she wants, and all these efforts will not be in vain [crying]

Damn those beautiful seedlings! ! ! ! ! The heroine's player mentality is so crazy, I suddenly feel that Naruto players, both male and female, are very abstract [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

Very thoughtful! It has a lot of laughs and incorporates a variety of jokes (music) to create characters so far no OOC! Awesome, including Motou Village's jokes inserted into the text, I recommend adding it directly to the collection bookshelf [face covering] [OK]

This is from the author's first book. I like the heroine's character and her beautiful mental state. It must be five stars.