Naruto: The Legend of an Ordinary Nobody

It's okay, but the author should have a grudge against the protagonist. If the readers don't object, Minato should die, Konan should die, Nagato should die, the Akatsuki organization will be destroyed, and then finally the protagonist will die. Of course, just kidding, they should be separated, and then pulled out and resurrected, and then again. The end result is not important, the destruction of value is the ultimate goal, and the emotional impact is the primary requirement. The story of the novel is exciting and tortuous, and the characters and story are quite touching. However, the whole novel (so far) reveals that destiny is determined and that there is only a dark and decadent writing style in the ninja world. After reading Chapter 50, I feel "interested" and it does make people have the urge to read on. However, this is not caused by the positive effect of the novel's attractiveness, but an accumulation of emotions similar to "unwillingness". Realizing this, I do not intend to read anymore. If I guess the negative emotions will continue to accumulate after reading, the final result will not be what I expected anyway, so I will not consume emotions and other unknown results. When the spring is pressed to the extreme, it will not rebound more violently, but will be scrapped directly... Overall, it's quite disappointing, but this novel is really well written, so I gave it a five-star rating, but that's what I said. The more I read, the more I wanted to read it, but the more I read, the more tired I became.

You can watch it, but it warms up slowly, and it gets better as you go to the back. Not suitable for reading cool articles

Food and grass can be read

I can watch it, the pace is faster

It suits my taste quite well. I will take the political route in the future.