A Ming Dynasty Man in the Ninja World

It's not bad. I feel that I have a certain writing skills compared to the general web articles. I also have my own unique ideas on the integration of Naruto's worldview and Takeaki's worldview settings. The daily updates are also very stable at present. You can follow [Sending Hearts]

After decades of arrogance and arrogance, the disciples of Hengshan accidentally entered the ninja world while inquiring about information about Japan. The practice of spiritual energy collides with the alien chakra system. The average IQ of the supporting characters is online. The protagonist's changes in himself after becoming a ninja, his inner exploration, and his journey along the way are very well written. It is a good book.

After reading the first few chapters, the writing is good and has an ancient style. Rather than those third-rate novices with only a few vocabulary words

It's a pretty good book. The protagonist really has the righteousness of an upright disciple of a traditional martial arts character. The great loyalty to his country and saving the child are really the heroes who take action when it's time to take action [Thinking], let's see what happens next. [Hold face] It didn't work anymore, and suddenly the handsome knight became a middle-aged man who had no choice but to live in peace. In traditional martial arts, he desperately saved the children and sent them to Konoha to settle down. Then he should turn around in a dashing way. As a result, the protagonist joined Konoha and had to take care of those children all the time. His cerebellum controlled the brain and he was hung up by a female ninja.

Very interesting fanfic, much better than those plot streams This book was recommended by Tomato. I tried to read it and read hundreds of chapters. I was really amazed. I've read some Naruto fanfics before, and this is the best one I've ever read. Personally, I think it's even better than the Tatsumaki ones. It's worth reading!

I would like to ask the author whether this book has no female protagonist or a single female protagonist, and whether the male protagonist travels alone or in a group (I am asking this question because I prefer single-player transcendence)

Well written! The first five chapters were a bit too long. I once thought that all the characters would appear, so five chapters would be suitable. However, later on, only the protagonist came to the ninja world, and the descriptions of other people were a bit useless! In addition, the part about the ninja world is really wonderfully written! The author's writing style is very good, and the plot structure is also tightly integrated, without any abruptness or looseness!

The angle is more unique than other Naruto fics and the story is well connected.

Strong logic, adult thinking

It's okay, the perspective is fresh, the story of people from the Ming Dynasty coming to the world of Naruto