I Cosplayed as a Real Person and Became the Ninja World’s Femme Fatale?

The description is very good. The contrast between the series of chakras before the protagonist discovers the true identity of Lian JianZhen and after the discovery is very clear. Emotions are controlled very well But after watching it for a long time, I felt that it didn't make much sense. I felt that it was a bit repetitive and was full of hatred and resentment. Except when Kakashi died, the rest didn't make much of an impression. Then in the latest chapters, I started to abandon the title of the book and switch to spells to return to the war. It felt like I wanted to forcefully extend the life of this book. When I read this seedling, I felt like I wanted to copy the routine I had used before this book. I felt like I had written everything I could write and wanted to expand on this routine. Friends who want to see more delicate emotional descriptions should be cautious. Highly recommended to those who just want to watch and have fun The main reason is that when the true identity is revealed in the later stage, the emotional descriptions do not have as much chakra prompts. Ending In the middle and later stages, those who have feelings for the protagonist in Naruto will simply not be able to stand it. The sudden ending makes it difficult for people who have fun watching the whole thing from the beginning to the present, such as those who want to see rivers of blood, and those who are always bad from the beginning to the end. The real audience for this kind of ending is the kind of people who have feelings for the protagonist of Naruto as mentioned above. But I was persuaded to quit in the middle and late stages, so I think this ending is very entertaining and makes people uncomfortable. Those who have feelings for the protagonist of Naruto have long been uncomfortable and quit. Almost all the pages are devoted to describing how the protagonist is so bad, so beastly, and so entertaining. He even has so many malicious points that he has become a god. Then he used his own power to save everyone The reason given is because he loves acting Anyway, my idea is that there is some logical confusion. For example, I used to love acting because the protagonist needs malevolence points. In this way, I can get more malevolence points. Everything is done to earn malicious points. Only the ending does not require earning malicious points. Then tell me, his hobby is acting now, so he acted and saved everyone? The whole article was thinking about how he calculated to earn malicious points. He calculated everything, including himself. It gave people the feeling that he no longer had a self and only made earning malicious points his goal in life. At the end, he said, "I like acting." Then he saved everyone. The description of why he did this was only one sentence, which was too shallow and too fragmented. The previous descriptions and shaping were very poor and clearly stated that the protagonist was not Renmi Renmi, but just two more characters added in front of his name. The spell was used to fight back against the famous super beast Renmi. There was even a previous description of Renmi Renmi killing his other side with his own hands. It was the unsuspecting Renmi who always praised him for cosplaying with Renmi so realistically. It's too shallow and divided. The author only explains the protagonist's motivation for doing this in one sentence: "His current hobby is acting." It gives me the feeling that he is neither Hasumi nor a real person. He seems to be a person who does not know who has taken away his body. The author once wrote about those people in Naruto, saying that they are trapped in infinite reading, having nightmares again and again, knowing that they will never have any emotions again, and they can no longer provide malicious value, and then they will be released. Just from Sasuke's little description, it seems that they all lost something important in that nightmare. It's like Sasuke in the original book desperately wanted to kill his beloved brother after the night of genocide. This is enough to show his attitude. He even killed everything he loved and cared about with his own hands. He could only come out after killing his tribe, his parents, and his brother. Just like the setting mentioned by the author before, he could no longer provide any direct malicious intent. In the original work, Sasuke went crazy because of these emotions and suffered so much. In the end, he understood that the truth behind doing this was all for him. Didn't he still want to destroy Konoha in the end? Then what? The author wrote a sentence, which is that the protagonist wants Sasuke to understand that there is no point in being malicious. That's about it, and then he is very calm. Sasuke, a paranoid man, was tortured to this point all his life. What about the others? Let's not talk about other things for now. Let's just talk about this. Sasuke wanted to kill all the Kage. This was such a crazy idea in the eyes of the ninja world at that time. Moreover, he could actually put in the effort. Then it was Naruto who had been chasing after Sasuke since his defection. He chased until the finale of Shippuden and then he gave up all his ideas. The way mentioned above to make Sasuke no longer malicious is to rely on love and bonding, and the way the protagonist provides him with reading out of Infinite Moon is to make him no longer able to generate malicious values. The author personally describes that his method of getting out is to kill all his blood relatives. From such extreme methods, it can be seen that Sasuke will never have any emotions again or even turn into a living dead. The author's last two descriptions of Sasuke are: Sasuke used the chakra obtained by everyone's malice to create a country called Lotus Country for the protagonist, which is now called divine power. Second, he used the protagonist's genes to give birth to a child. He didn't care about the child, but he cared about the protagonist. This ending looks like crap to me But this book is an absolute fun. The protagonist brings fun to everyone. In the end, the character collapses and becomes fun. And Sasuke is a complete super universe invincible fun. And I was a little angry, the kind of person who hates iron for not being able to become steel. Writing all those words in front of me felt like fun. Anyway, I don't know why I started to laugh as I wrote. I read your novels every day and think they are so good. I didn't expect the ending. You made a huge mess and forced a happy ending. There is even a plot about giving birth to a child. You wrote two ways to give birth to a child, but you didn't write about how Sasuke gave birth to the child. It's really funny and fun. You described how Sasuke came out of the Infinite Tsukuyomi. What about other people who have experienced the Infinite Tsukuyomi? Some of them have names and surnames, and some of them are described to set off the protagonist's super ridiculous "fun" attribute. For example, when the country was founded, they were asked what name they remembered, but in fact they were not given a chance to choose at all. Not to mention other people, there is not even a pitiful description of other people (such as Naruto, who was named after contributing a "Len"), just say Sasuke Erasing their personalities and forcibly creating a so-called happy ending. Especially for the protagonist, I don't know whether to call him Hasumi Masato or a real person. Describe the motivations of everything he did in the ending. There is only one sentence: He likes acting now. Then when naming him later, I can't help but add some fun attributes to him, commonly known as Ruyan. There is an even more miserable Sasuke's final ending. Is this him? Author Have you cut several Sasukes? Different time periods and then quietly inserted it into the ending. Are they the same person? Is it possible for one person to do these things? Others are even more miserable, and all their misery has been reduced to a foil, and they are just a background with only a name and no self. Author: Do your characters hate you? I don't know, I hate you anyway I just quit and re-read your profile without CP. It turns out that you are still trying to set it up. How did the child with stylized spots appear in the back? Who wrote it? It's so hard to guess. It's disgusting. If you have CP tendencies, don't put it in the introduction. It clearly says "no CP" or even the kind that can be seen at a glance. Wow, it's fun to hypnotize yourself to say that you don't have CP after the kids are out.

This real person is a bit too real. He is no longer a time-traveler who has gained Hasumi's abilities, but the real Hasumi has traveled to the ninja world. It can be said that he has completely become a slave to the malice value and has lost his self as a time-traveler. But it's really well written, and I don't want five stars to read good reviews.

It perfectly restores the real person's unconquerable appearance and CS power that makes people cut the sutures. The contrast between the gentleness of becoming a god in the ending and the stabbing of the whole world in the previous chapter is also delicious. The twisted line of villains achieving happy endings

The evil is so pure that it makes people uncomfortable. I almost wonder if the protagonist is the kind of real-person fusion template. Haha, it feels so good to be evil. It makes my conscience feel condemned when I watch it, but it is really good.

It's very restorative and fun to watch. Although it's not very friendly to everyone like me and makes me feel uncomfortable, I still enjoy watching it. Ninja world succubus + real person, king of bombs! (Especially the way they turn black is really addictive. It's painful, hahahahaha, but if there are too many tender scenes and they are killed suddenly, it will still make people a little sad... Although it is still very satisfying.) Looking forward to the development of the plot in the future, come on. Pure evil, YYDS.

It was so well written that I started to feel physically uncomfortable. The good news is that the author writes very realistic characters. Bad news, it's too damn reductive.

The idea is very good. I never thought that COS real people would come to Naruto. The character's personality is very clear. No matter what he does, he has his own clear purpose. No matter what he does, it is all to collect malicious points, which is quite good. The curse spirit is generated from the disgusting temperament of human beings, and collects the malice value generated from love and hatred. In fact, the combination of this is really delicious, the author is great! ! ( ﹡ˆOˆ﹡ )

It's so beautiful [crying] [crying] [crying] I've never seen such a fragrant movie [crying] [crying] [crying] Although it's all pretending, Hasumi's gentle character is so beautiful, and the occasional nihilistic trance adds a layer of depth to this book. I can't imagine what the ending will be [crying] [crying] [crying] Regardless of whether the ending is bad or good, I fully support it.

Awesome, I didn't expect that there will be Demon Slayer and Curse in the end of Naruto, both of which are my favorites! Moreover, the author has used her creations to bring some comfort to our broken little hearts. Many famous scenes are depicted in the mind and the animation automatically plays. Hahaha, it is very embarrassing, but it seems that it ended before it was finished. Why?

Maya, I feel like a real person can form a cp with anyone. I really like this kind of pure evil protagonist, especially one who is absolutely ruthless and sure of everything!