Naruto: A Player’s New Game Plus

To be honest, I wanted to give it one star because the author's writing was excellent, the ensemble cast was well-developed, and several characters left a lasting impression. This is why I still gave it four stars despite my dissatisfaction. The character of Sarutobi Light indirectly contributed to the vividness and depth of other characters, which has a positive effect, I don't deny.

It's pretty good. The lack of unity among the players is unexpected but understandable. After all, in previous disaster stories I've read, the players were always united, with maybe a few prone to causing trouble. I like to read from a first-person perspective, but in this one, I don't know which side to take. Anyway, reading about the fun of the ninja world is definitely a good choice.

The ninja world is indeed unusually sinister, especially from the perspective of an outsider unaware of the plot. A group of players, oblivious to the story, strive to survive to the end, only to find the original inhabitants of the ninja world completely wiped out, prompting them to start a second playthrough. Their plan is to survive to the end and, incidentally, take revenge on the entire ninja world.

The beginning was great, but Yuan Feiyue's appearance became really unpleasant to watch. It's like several parties have been working hard, only to have someone who doesn't work, just wants to have fun, and causes destruction, then stands on top of it and takes a dump, and the problem is, you can't kill him.

It's a well-written story. It tells the tale of a group of players who had no recollection of the original work and were completely taken advantage of by the author, starting their second playthrough. Aside from the fact that Yuan Feiyue, the troublemaker, absolutely had to die (considering the character design and plot requirements of the highly skilled and talented "Big Schemer," it's unlikely…

This is a well-written ensemble piece. Each character has their own distinct traits, except for Yuan Feiyue, who's a bit disgusting. Her character design is one thing, but it's not a problem for someone like her to be the big boss, pushing the plot forward until the last few episodes before disappearing.

To put it simply, a strong Konoha doesn't align with Black Zetsu and Obito's interests. Anyone who dares to lead Konoha to prosperity, regardless of who they are, will be indirectly killed by them and Obito as long as the F4 are still alive. Therefore, developing based on Konoha is impossible. Only after the Third Hokage's death and someone successfully suppressing Danzo can Konoha avoid becoming a meat grinder.

Excellent, very good, a true ensemble piece. Some ensemble pieces focus on the main character, who is often better written than the supporting characters, so they don't feel like an ensemble piece at all. This book is both well-written and truly ensemble-like. Having multiple main characters in this ensemble piece is so much better. Not having a single main character is a huge improvement.

It's a pretty interesting ensemble piece; I thought the second playthrough would focus on unity and solidarity. But then it turned into a chaotic free-for-all again 🤦

It's quite good, but the rating is a bit low; it seems everyone is very unhappy with the character Sarutobi Light. However, without a character like him, the plot would be difficult to advance. After all, there's no fundamental conflict between players, and completing the game on a first playthrough should be easy, but that would lack appeal.