Naruto: I'm an Uchiha, and Raising Bugs Makes Me Stronger!

(Up and down) 8-1 points, mark,,,,,, The sense of substitution is good, the plug-ins are good, the imagination is average, the characters are excellent, the writing is excellent, the rhythm is excellent, the main plot is good, the subject matter is good, and the logic is excellent. It's well written, but I don't like this feeling. Objective evaluation, if you have different opinions, you can evaluate it yourself. 1. Evaluation of the novel: (1) Sense of immersion, plug-ins, and imagination; (2) Character design, writing style, and rhythm; (3) Main line, theme, logic; (4) Economy, sense of space, other characters...; (5) Evaluation: ① Excellent (+4), ② Excellent (+2), ③ Good (+1), ④ Average (0), ⑤ Unknown (0), ⑤ Poor (-1), ⑥ Extremely poor (-3). Taking "medium and lower four stars and 7 points" as 0 points, the first nine items are used as the evaluation criteria. Additional points can be deducted for other items. Every +2 evaluation will increase the score by one level. Every -1 point in the middle or lower level will decrease the score by one level. After that, every -2 points will decrease the score by one level. 2. Rating of the novel: (1) Shangshang (a good book that suits my taste very well, unexpectedly excellent) five stars and 10 points (24). (2) Superior (recognized by everyone as a good book, the number of updates exceeds 1,000) ① 9-1 points out of five stars, ② 9 points out of five stars, ③ 10 points out of five stars (18-22). (3) Shang Xia (good books with rigorous and self-consistent logic, good books that do not meet taste) ① five stars 8-1 points, ② five stars 8 points, ③ five stars 9 points (12~16). (4) Above average (a good book in the conventional sense, without special features) ① Five-star 7-1 points, ② Five-star 7 points, ③ Five-star 8 points, ④#8+1# (4-10). (5) Medium (the reading experience is disappointing, far from expectations, and difficult to objectively evaluate) ① Three stars? Point. (6) Middle to lower (a work with average performance, no outstanding highlights, and no major problems) ① Three stars 5-1 points, ② Three stars 5 points, ③ Three stars 6 points, ④ Four stars 6-1 points, ⑤ Four stars 6 points, ⑥ Four stars 7 points, ⑦#7+1 Points# (-5~2). (7) Xia Shang (a novel with major flaws, but there are still some merits) ① One star 1 point, ② One star 2 points, ③ Three stars 3 points, ④ Three stars 4 points (-7~-13). (8) Inferior (a novel that reads as boring as chicken ribs, has no appeal, and cannot bring reading pleasure) 2 stars/0 points. (9) Xiaxia (a book with good writing but distorted views, harmful content, seriously affecting the reading experience) ① two stars - 1 point, ② two stars - 3 points, ③ two stars - 6 points, ④ two stars - 7 points, ⑤ two stars - 8 points, ⑥ two stars - 9 points, ⑦ two stars - 10 points (-15~-27).

The writing is very good. I hope there will be more interactive plots with the heroines. The author's workplace struggles and interpersonal relationships should be quite amazing in reality. The writing is in-depth and layered. It improves the worldview and the loopholes in the original work are very good. The political management also caters to the real world. I still hope the author can have more emotional interactions. However, I heard that the relationship between the harem heroines is not easy to write, and it is easy to write cheaply. Finally, I hope the author can stick to it. The author should not give up on the writing. I have read too many times that the political method of killing without bloodshed is often the best. Just like in reality, people are incapable of doing anything. However, many people are used to killing and killing and do not like this kind of political method. So many people do not buy it. I hope the author will stick to it. There is also hope to write more about the emotional interactions of girls like Mikoto Tsunade and Kushina. The author must stick to it!

After the early stage, there aren't many Zerg and bug scenes. In the middle and later stages, they only serve as decoration for the protagonist's scenes, which serves as a styling function. The whole book is actually more like a Machiavellian article, and I personally think the Machiavellian part is pretty good. It is written about the heroines, but it feels like there are only two of them. Except for the heroine with a gentle personality, they all seem to be separated from one person. However, the proportion of emotional scenes is not high, so you can skip it if you don't like it.

I read the comment section and combined my own opinions to explain why I gave it five stars. I don't care about the changed plot in this Naruto fanfic, so I can continue reading it and enjoy it. (It doesn't involve popular characters, so it doesn't matter. There are indeed people who say that the tactics are insufficient and the setting does not match. But I am not affected by these changed settings) The author's writing style is very good, and you can vaguely see the tribute in his writing. Currently, we see Martingale (the Zerg clone of the protagonist) taking the rope tree with practical experience (yes, the rope tree that explodes rats) to start a passionate revolution to change the world. Very nice! Come on, author!

Tomato is one of the few novels that breaks away from the shackles of the original work, writes its own ideas, and is able to deduce it. Although there are some places where I have a certain power of thinking, at least so far the plot is smooth and the plot description can grasp the key points, which is rare.

When does the protagonist become the will of a large group? I once read a novel in which everyone became a god. I forgot the name. I remember that the protagonist's relatives are green skins. After the green skins die, their bodies and souls will be sacrificed to the protagonist. The body's energy strengthens the body, and the soul's energy strengthens the soul. This book can also be followed later.

I like this subject very much, and I hope there won't be any mistakes in this book. The pace is so manly that I think this book may explode before it reaches its climax.

Super good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The rhythm is very tight, the protagonist and supporting characters slowly grow and advance the plot, and there is no system. It is too powerful, and it does not forcefully suppress the combat power or appear too perverted enemies to slow down the pace. It does not deliberately create a thrilling feeling, and there is no low-level plot to threaten the protagonist's family and friends.

It's pretty good so far. There aren't any bad points. I just feel that the combat power system may collapse in the future. Let's see what the author writes in the future. Also, the author should update it quickly. This is not enough for me to fill my teeth. It is recommended to update 50 chapters every day [rolls eyes]