I, an Otsutsuki, Had a Yandere Uchiha Girlfriend in My Past Life

Five-star support, although there are some differences from the original settings, but overall it is very good and beautiful. It's a pity that yandere is too weak, even Hinata can't compete [sneaky laugh] When will blood flow like a river, a kaleidoscope will turn on, and the protagonist will be beaten to his knees and brought back to work hard?

Awesome, I feel that the ex-girlfriend of the two heroines should have to eat it. As for Hinata, it may be because she is a little young.

Five stars, the yandere has a good start, there is a plot and fun, there is nothing too poisonous, and I understand Naruto. It is not cloud shadow. It is not easy for the original female character to smoothly integrate into the Naruto world. The multiple female protagonists are interesting. The reincarnation theme is also good. I am a little worried that the combat power will be too big. Keep at it Tyrannosaurus Rex🦖 There is no bitter and bitter feud between the divided clans, and they are also dealing with the third generation of Danzo. The violence is not that great. I personally feel that the handling is quite good and relaxed. The introduction is interesting, it should be based on the yandere attributes, I look forward to the follow-up.

How should I put it? It feels like clear snow is enough

It's great, Yandere is very nice if you play it well, but if you don't play it well, it will directly trigger the hatchet ending. [Laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] I hope there won't be too many female leads and now these two are just right.

Rating Rating [Making faces] I don't have much to suggest. I feel like the general style of a time-traveling book is pretty much established. But does the Raikage's coming to the Chuunin Exam mean that the third generation will not die?

If you are immersed in your own art, don't care about other people's evaluations. If you care about other people's evaluations, you don't need to be immersed in your own art. It's well written, but has quite a few unique plot points. For example, she refused to deal with Danzo's two invitations, and the heroine went to kill Ino Rimura (the protagonist has been resolved), hoping to save the third generation in Konoha's collapse plan.

I didn't notice anything yandere until later, that's what I came here for.

I'll give it five stars. The emotional line is handled very well. I don't think there are two female protagonists at the moment. It's quite interesting. I hope it can continue to be updated.

Is the author a double heroine?