Naruto: Good Grief, I've Become Hinata's Cat

This book is very uniquely written. Although the author's writing style is average, his narrative skills are still shallow, resulting in an average level of excitement. But unexpectedly, the ideas in the middle and later stages of the novel really appealed to my taste. It really wrote the attitude of a top race. No matter how exciting your life is, you only focus on the parts that interest you, and let the parts that are not interesting flow. It doesn't matter what is right or wrong, the ideal of life, freedom, etc. Maybe this is the first time I see Naruto fanfic with this idea, so I give it five points. Whenever I read a second book with the same ideas and quality, I would give it four stars [face covering]

What it feels like when someone with a poor IQ insists on trying to outwit each other [laughing and crying]

Why are there so few good-looking writers? Hinata and Kuro-chan are both cute [send heart]

Very good, but the pace is a bit fast [face covering]

The book is good, above the passing level, quite satisfactory, and has no major shortcomings except for the fast plot.

Yes, it's just that the pace is a bit fast and it feels a bit sloppy, but it's undeniable that it's a good book, five stars!

Very interesting, recommended reading.

I read it all without missing a chapter! A very good fan book

I haven't watched the three plots of Zhi Du, but they are still very interesting.

Ah cool, it's really fun to watch [laughs] Hurry up, hurry up, hurry up!