Chronicles of Naruto Dual Cultivation

The beginning is so-so. Although it is not an invincible novel, it is not a harem novel either. The male protagonist wants to write about Seuse, but he writes it seriously. He wants to write about a gentleman but also wants to write about Seuse. There is a strong sense of contradiction. The emotional trend of the characters is also very simplistic. The description of events has no highlights. At the same time, I feel that I don't want to change the direction of the plot, but at the same time it affects the plot. The tribesman who wants to use food to save Uchiha is still a tribesman who has opened his eyes. I don't understand. I hope it can be improved in the future.

If you take a closer look, the author specifically emphasizes that the protagonist's shadow clone is self-aware and will go out to flirt with girls on his own without listening to the protagonist's words. (The clone Midori hit me and kicked me)

Just making headlines, not getting to the point quickly, just talking about a bunch of irrelevant bullshit plots. Forget about sharing chakra, your clone can still share half of your own power, and still have its own consciousness. Is this going to be a cuckold trend?

The beginning was okay, but who got on top of me later?

It's well written, but it's a pity that I thought it was a harem when I saw the title.

Through the fight just now, he has understood that even if the shadow clone takes away half of his strength, the strength and speed of the jounin in the morning are still not as good as his own. Get 666 two stars

Cloud ninja invades Naruto fandom again [laughs evilly]

It's beautiful. It's really beautiful. I can only describe it as good-looking. I didn't plan to watch it originally. As a result, I couldn't control myself in an instant, especially on top. I really like every character in it. After reading the first half, I instantly felt better.

I've already written about sewer fanfics, and the first factor is to deceive Shen He and make readers feel happy at the same time. It's not about pretending to be aloof. To do both will only lose the essence of existence.

There are a lot of secondary settings and a lot of settings that conflict with the original work (although the original work is very messy, Lake Biwa is still alive after the Nine-Tails Rebellion, which is okay)