Night City: The Cyber Ninja Chronicles

It's awesome. The insertion of Naruto is just like the insertion of the originally planned prosthetic body. It's just a set of prosthetic body with Naruto skin. The main exciting point is the storyline.

The idea of ​​changing the Sharingan into a prosthetic body is very good. It not only fits the environment of Night City, but also does not make people feel that a ninja appears in the cyberpunk world. The blood and ninjutsu are transformed into prosthetic bodies and skills, and the strength of the skills is improved without feeling too abrupt. In fact, I have always been annoyed by those who write fantasy in science fiction. There is a strong sense of fragmentation. The way this book handles it is good, but the ending is a bit rushed, but it is also a good story.

It's very good-looking. No matter what flaws the author's plot has, the setting is very good. It perfectly integrates the setting of Naruto into Night City, and it is an unexpected adaptation. Some people think it is a shortcoming of literary youth, but I don't think so. Proper literary youth enriches the connotation, and to a certain extent, it covers up the shortcomings that I can't see what the protagonist wants to do. It can be said to have opened up a new theme and a new track. If the author puts a chapter on the setting sheet before the first chapter, and then changes the introduction, maybe it will attract a lot of Naruto players. The F-17 oral plasma projector developed by Uchiha Core Academy (can be activated by the 'Sanskrit' neural encoding matrix)] [[Xiao]-type smart blade system manufactured by Konoha Kikai Industries]

It's kind of funny, starting a company is not a good idea. Confrontation will become internal to the system, and no matter what you do within the capital system, you cannot break the cycle. Only by breaking the old into pieces can you build the new, but this is the author's book and I respect you.

To be honest, the overall content is well grasped, but the details are too few, and the transition of events is blunt. It feels like there is a good story, but the writing is not very good. I will polish it later. It is a good book, and the setting is also very novel. Good luck to the author.

Well, how can I put it this way? Generally speaking, there is still something to read. Some places taste really good. It's a pity that the author didn't stick to it until the end. Let's learn from the lesson. I hope the next one can be written better👌🏻

I like the plot and setting very much. It combines Naruto and cyberpunk very well. The cyberpunk flavor is very authentic, and the setting of Naruto is also very reasonable. I like it very much. It's a pity that it's probably because the company knew that the protagonist was an unknown technology, and it was a bit stuck, and the plot ended in a hurry. A book I like very much

They are all good except for a few names that don't match up to me when I play with them, such as After Life and Jack Wilson.

A very good book. The narrative line of the plot begins in 2073. The insertion point is very interesting. The content written by the author feels very good. Fortunately, it is very special. The special plot is very real. The reading experience and the emotions and authenticity of the characters are very good. At present, the number of words is a bit short, but it is worth looking forward to the subsequent plot development. Sixth, the ending is that the protagonist cannot stop the nuclear bomb and launches Izanagi. The author withdraws one of the protagonists and the whole book is finished.

Great ideas, hasty ending