Transmigrating into Naruto: Sakura's Path to Rebellion

It's quite beautiful, the writing is natural, and the fighting is exciting, but it's a pity that it's so short. I didn't expect to finish reading it in a few days 😢. I was still thinking about how Sakura would defect, how she would shine, how she would improve her strength, how she would cause trouble, but it ended before it even started. I don't want to wait any longer. Let's meet again in the future.

Surprisingly beautiful... The fighting details are excellent. The author carefully conceived the battle plan after gaining abilities, and the battle process is interesting, well-detailed, and fast-paced. There is a familiar feeling of returning to Tieba to read novels. The article focuses on describing ability training, rich fighting details, and mentions the deviation caused by butterfly wings in the plot. Instead of falling in love under the disguise of Hokage. Of course, a cheat was indeed given. The protagonist is self-taught in making talismans, enchantments, and flying thunder gods. The cheats are quite blunt when it comes to the account (especially since no one later studied how the flying thunder gods learned it), but after accepting this as a background setting, the battle planning in the following chapters is very exciting. In addition to the exciting combat, there are also carefully thought-out plot developments. Especially "grabbing the bell led to receiving the mission one day late, leading to missing the mission to the Land of Waves,..., Causing the Naruto Bridge to become the Bridge of Courage", amazing! Finally, I no longer have to follow the original plot step by step! The offset brought by this tiny butterfly adds a sense of freshness and interest. 😘

It looked so good that I went for it, the fight scenes were well written, and the pace of the article was very, very awesome. Anyway, I read the whole article in one go and it was very enjoyable. It's rare to find an article about Naruto on Tomato that is not embarrassing at all. This kind of subject is so interesting, mainly because the characters are not OOC at all.

As a collector of new books and a fan of serialization, this article is the first Naruto fanfic I have come across. The writing is really good. The opening chapter is a treasure. Whether it is the tribute at the beginning or the connotation of the writing, you can find the black words are so red in one or two places. The upper story of the writing is super good, the protagonist is tough and rational, and has a bit of bad taste, soft-hearted and cold-hearted. The indifference is just right, the person who can't hang up is very motivated and has willpower. It is a character that the author has poured into his heart. It is very in line with people's hearts and the rhythm of the plot is also well grasped. I heard that it is the first time that the author can write to this point. It is really very great. I hope to create more good works in the future [Thoughts] 💕

A very well written fanfic. Many Naruto fans start in Konoha and the first mission of Team 7 is to go to the Land of Waves. Many fans write directly based on the animation, so there are many books that are the same. However, this novel is very unexpected. The first mission of Team 7 is to go to Aoshi Country and then take the second mission to the Country of Waves. I just saw this and couldn't wait to comment. I love this novel.

It made me cry. Why can I trust you so unreservedly? Why do cockroaches leak out even if we try to eradicate them unconsciously? Why is it that even though Danzo is dead, there are countless fingers pushing his move forward? Why do trustworthy people slowly turn into puppets? Why was he entrusted with trust when he was expecting death in his heart? Sakura's treatment was too hopeless, she kept surviving and being imprisoned: because she was soft-hearted, she was constantly being spied on and plotted against, and she couldn't help but be soft-hearted because she was touched by a completely unexpected kindness.

The work is very comfortable to read, and the description of the plot changes is also very novel and interesting. However, the number of words is too short and needs to be improved. Come on, author!

It's very beautiful. The author's writing is very delicate, not brainless, and it's rare to see non-Afro-American writing. If it continues, I think it will definitely be regarded as a masterpiece of Sakura writing. This article is about Time Traveling Sakura. I don't dislike Time Traveling Sakura very much. Friends, please avoid it yourself.

Thousands of words combined into one sentence are so fucking beautiful. I hate that I saw it too early and it hasn't been updated yet. I hate following the serialization the most. I must finish updating this book. If this book were to survive in my lifetime, I would be so angry 😢😢😢😢😢

Very good!!! There is no CP now. But I love Sasakura!!! Nice! Very consistent with the original work! Push!!