An Orphaned Ninja Travels from Naruto to Demon Slayer

Good-looking, good-looking, super good-looking

A very good concept, but the structure is relatively slow to warm up. There is no particularly eye-catching plot from rising to the pillar. Come on, author! Don't stop updating

Super super pretty! Although I haven't watched Naruto, it doesn't stop it from being very interesting.

It's nice to read, and it's really well written. It seems that the characters in this book are very few OOC, and it's very relevant. The plot design is very cool. It's faster and faster.

The fried chicken looks good, recommended

Not bad👍It's suitable to watch, but it's not suitable for those with too many brains.

Personally, I feel that this is a very good book that combines the advantages of men and women. There is a combination of the delicate emotional lines of female romance novels and the refreshing style of male pornographic novels. What I like is that the male protagonist in this book feels more like the 1v1 partner of the protagonist in the male video than the female protagonist. Basically, he is only responsible for providing emotional value to the heroine, handling the interpersonal relationships of the Demon Slayer Squad on behalf of the heroine, and being a tool for opening plot plug-ins (but the emotional line is as delicate as the female channel). The heroine only needs to be responsible for using her strength to control everything. The battle is fun and then upgrades to cheat (actually she is already invincible, but becomes even more invincible after awakening her bloodline), and her combat power does not collapse. The whole book has a tough yet gentle feel.

Where did the protagonist's Gundam go?

I feel a bit sorry for her and Uchiha Sparrow, please give it a try!