Naruto: The Sealing Expert

So far, I like it very much. There is no pedigree, no cheats, and no intrigues or politics. What I like most is that there are no plug-ins. After all, if you are given too many things, you will not be able to remember them, and your performance will be much worse. Politics is what I dislike watching the most. After all, Naruto itself is a passionate show, so it feels awkward to write about it from a political perspective.

Don't fight every battle to the extreme. Just face strong men with names in the original work. It would be boring for the protagonist to fight a ninja who doesn't even have a name and have to survive in a narrow escape. In addition, it is good to use "sealing technique" as a selling point, and there is a sense of expectation.

It looks great. I like the protagonist's intelligence and conspiracy, and I like this kind of civilian genius. Souji is young and has a lot of intrigues, and I also like the idea of ​​sealing. It's very novel and unique.

I don't know why it's only 7.1... It's really good. It's been a long time since I read a Naruto novel so heartily. Most of the characters have distinct personalities, are logical, and move steadily step by step. It is worth mentioning the details of the battle. Personally I think the writing is very good (different people have different opinions). I also have pictures in my mind when I listen to the book. More updates from the author! It's summer vacation, so five a day is not too much╮(￣▽￣"")╭

The characters in the plot are all right, and the writing is average, but the writing is really okay, at least it doesn't appear to be a mess, the timeline is right, and the relationships between the characters are not messy. At least I heard that there is no problem in chapter 60, which is considered to be the best among Tomato Naruto articles.

Although there is no female protagonist, the plot is worthy of five stars. The author has perfectly written the regrets of all the characters, except that the protagonist did not have a girl to accompany him at the end, only his family and friends. To be honest, it is a pity

Not bad, but since the main focus is on sealing techniques, why don't you think of ways to take down Kushina? Taking down Kushina's sealing technique from the Uzumaki clan is not just a matter of casual learning.

I haven't read much, but after reading the comments and the original text, the author is someone who can change his ways. The combat power is too suppressed, and the enemies are stacked with buffs like crazy.

It's very interesting. It has the most complete plot logic among all the Naruto stories I've read recently. The whole text is very smooth. But I personally feel that defeating Otsutsuki was a bit hasty. I was a little surprised when Ishiki and Momoshiki were killed, and Otsutsuki's home planet was also blown up. Isn't Otsutsuki the God of Otsutsuki? Maybe I didn't read it carefully. The author seemed to have only said something about what happened to the adult. I personally think it's a bit sloppy. The protagonist is indeed very strong. Not to mention the God of Otsutsuki, he should be top-notch, but I personally think it's a bit sloppy. Of course, it may be that the author didn't want to write the matryoshka doll. In short, it's not a big problem. Of course, I don't read Boruto very much anymore. If there is any problem with my comments, just pretend they didn't see it. I hope the author will write better and better.

It's very interesting, no conspiracy theories, it's simply the Naruto I want most (✪▽✪)