The Second Hokage Married His Mortal Enemy

I'm not OOC, but I feel that Tobirama and Izuna are not equal. Many things Izumi asked Tobirama had answers to, but when Izuna asked Tobirama, it didn't work, and there was no reply. In fact, it would be a lie to say that she is not OOC. After all, she has been describing Izuna as kitten-like and coquettish. How can Tobirama become a "weird bitch" when she is one year older than him?

It's a very good book. The career-oriented protagonist vigorously develops scientific research and engages in revolution to overthrow the evil rule of the Daimyo. It's endlessly exciting. It's also very enjoyable when it's time to fall in love (Feiquan, the two heroes, is so authoritative. Oh my god, it's so cool🥺). This career-oriented relationship is so exciting. Both of them are rational, focusing on family and relatives first before falling in love (I really like the tone of this kind of rational love) CP includes Feiquan Pillar, as well as Taizhong, Wu Xia or Xia Wu who travel through time and space in different worlds (Naohua was identified and praised). In the later period, there are also a small number of other CPs with cards such as Nazuo. The little girl is really happy (Blissful😋) In the later period, there are scientific research students who can accept it, and Black Zetsu took the bait and did not last two episodes and received positive reviews (Everyone has a peaceful future, woo woo 🥹)

This book definitely scores 9.8 Points. It's so well written, but the writing of Tobirama and Izuna's reconciliation is a bit abrupt, and why the extra story doesn't include more about Tobirama and Izuna. I don't want to read other people's books. I'm a loyal Toizumi!!!

Very nice book! The protagonist is a descendant of modern magic. I have not read the original work and read the CP novel, which caused various misunderstandings. At first he said he was a straight man, but eventually he fell in love with her as they got along. It seems to be a sequel to Demon Slayer. I haven't watched it for a long time and I kind of forgot about it. Anyway, it's very good-looking.

It's really beautiful, the writing is delicate, the psychological description is on point, and the emotional lines are not abrupt. The main plot and emotional lines are also well interspersed, and it doesn't feel like a boring running story at all. What's more, there's no OOC at all! To be honest, Feiquan's food supply is really low QAQ, and there are many deputy CPs who have been taken over! The teacher's writing is really great, I must work hard and write it to the end, QAQ!

I really like it so much. It's the first time I read Naruto's Toizumi. I am super addicted to this pair. I really like it so much. Two people are hostile to each other, but they also like each other, and they have shared experiences. Cheers! O(∩_∩)O!

It's good-looking and refreshing. I look forward to the author's follow-up! But thinking about it carefully, there are still some flaws. For example, Tobirama has always felt that he is similar to a strange squid and has taken over the shell of the original Tobirama, but I am more inclined to the original Tobirama's reincarnation of the present body and time travel. There is also a little hint... And the description of Izuna's appearance is really interesting. It's a bit feminine. Izuna's appearance is very similar to Sasuke's, but if you mark it as Sauna, it means that the author is siding with Sasuke. At this time, I really can't think of how to highlight Sasuke's appearance when describing Izuna's feminine appearance... It's very inconsistent. But for now, I think it's okay and I can take a look.

She's super pretty. She's not arrogant just because she traveled through time. She's really charming. Izuna is also so cute✧⁺⸜(●˙▾˙●)⸝⁺✧

Not bad. There are a lot of typos. It can be seen from the comments section that the author often inputs text by voice. However, many times after readers point out the typos, the author does not correct them. Very rarely, he does. It seriously affects the reading experience. The protagonist Tobirama is a time traveler, and Izumi has traveled through several anime worlds. In the end, the four people unified the entire ninja world and established a nation. There are many places that are not clearly written. For example, how Tobirama built a business empire and so on are all written in one stroke. Mainly focusing on the emotional development between Tobirama and Izuna. Main CP Feiquan, deputy CP Zhuban. There are also CPs such as Dai Ka, Nazuo, Zhi Itachi, etc. [In the extra story]. The author likes to gather CP. When Izumi and I traveled to a world where Bungou Stray Dogs and Fusui merged, Dazai Osamu and Nakahara Nakaya vaguely looked like a couple, as did Natsu Youjie and Gojo Satoru.

The writing style is smooth, the description is delicate, not OOC, and it can meet the basic requirements. It is considered a masterpiece among Tomato's Feiquan novels. Next, tell me some real feelings. The setting of Tobirama's time travel is very clever. It is the main driver of the subsequent plot. It reasonably allows Tobirama to have an "omniscient perspective" and allows the perfect ending to be reasonably achieved. Moreover, the source of Tobirama's plot is fan fiction, and Tobirama's acceptance of Izuna is also foreshadowed. Although Tobirama traveled through time, his character is the same as in the original work (it is Tobirama traveling through a parallel world). Izuna is basically the focus of the controversy. He is the active party in the book, and he is the one who establishes the relationship between the two (isn't the means justified?). He recognizes and appreciates Tobirama. Only Tobirama is worthy of being his old enemy, and treats him as his own. He is extremely possessive, which also puts a lot of pressure on Tobirama (does he enjoy it?). But because Tobirama's beginning was not legitimate, Quanna's sensitive heart felt uneasy and inferior, so she thought Tobirama's love was not that deep, and even planned that Tobirama would use Tobirama as a sword to sacrifice her brother (a fiercely controversial point). Personally, I feel that Feiquan's character and determination are in line with my expectations for the two of them. Some people think that the relationship between the two is superficial, but I think the basic point of the two's old enemy and the forbidden secret love are enough. However, the author failed to perfectly explain the conflict between the old enemy and the tension of encountering a powerful enemy (only psychological description). Correspondingly, the author's comfort zone is real and vivid character interaction and delicate psychological description. Another highlight is Tobirama's career line, which is the only way to a perfect ending. This layer-by-layer career line is very rare, so I'll add one more star. I would like to add that the author is a novice. There are typos. I don't care about them now. The plot is okay and I can read it without any problems. There are also some character treatments, such as Izuna's pride and self-esteem. The author sometimes writes a little biased, which may cause resentment. Well, I am a Izuna fan, so I can accept it well. There is also Hashirama. Hashirama feels a little thin. Although he is generous, he is also ambitious (maybe because it is Tobirama's main perspective?) This is a small nitpick on my part. This work has its shortcomings, but it is worth reading and studying more than necessary.