Hybrid Plants Take on Naruto

It has always been funny, but it reflects the little characters going through many hardships and unpredictable life and death step by step, and reflects many things in reality. It is quite good. The low rating may be because it is too different from the original version! Maybe some characters are too different and are not favored by others. What I like most is the conversation with Namikaze Minato, which completely reflects the realistic and seemingly outrageous things that a small person is forced to do on the battlefield to save his life for his own life and death. It reveals a lot of humanity and is so real. At the same time, compared with Namikaze Minato's life background, there is a huge gap. He is a completely different person from two different worlds. In the mid-term, various efforts were made to fight wits and courage. (When I watched the beginning, I thought various plants were invisible and hanging on the body, front, back, left, and right)

Some of the most interesting Tomato Naruto novels Compared with the protagonist's cheats, the protagonist's mentality is more interesting Xiaoguang is a normal ninja and a hidden protagonist. It is normal for Xiaoguang to have a mentality of running away when something happens and not caring about anything that matters to him. Looking forward to the plot development after the war.

The little role-playing was good, but I didn't take inventory of what I had in the plug-in, and I completely forgot about it after I saw it.

This Naruto fanfic from the perspective of cannon fodder is both funny and real, incorporating many realistic jokes. The plot has little to do with the original work, and it's not even a system flow. The system is just a plot transitioner, and it becomes invisible after the beginning.

This is the first Naruto fanfic that I liked. After reading this one, I realized that something was wrong with the ones I had read before. Their starting point was too high. They usually appeared in the village and had never experienced war. They were classmates with Sasuke and Naruto. Apart from the systematic tasks, there seemed to be nothing to worry about. It's not that it's not good, but it might not be to my liking for someone like me who likes exciting fights. I didn't praise the superior and underestimate the inferior. This is just my true personal opinion. Each has its own advantages. The author's writing is very good, but the ending is a bit rushed.

It's a bit interesting. Some of the scenes from the Three Kingdoms interpretation are mixed into the Naruto story, but it inevitably feels like it weakens the ninja a bit.

The idea is clear and a bit funny. I clicked through it, but only the one about Danzo was a bit unlike Danzo's original work. It also described the darkness of Konoha and the real ninja world.

I really like the war described by this author. There are not so many fancy battles, but wisdom, passion, and righteousness. There are only two words, profit. The collision of personal interests, group interests, and interests is the truest portrayal of war.

In the Fourth Ninja World War, the Ninja Alliance had a total of 1,000 people. [Laughing evilly] Uchiha Madara, where are you? That's all people

Why is this novel so similar to another fanfic?