Naruto: In the Second Great Ninja War, Bonds Make Me Stronger

So far it's pretty good, there are some minor snags, but they're still within the acceptable range. But I don't know if it's a single heroine, a harem, or no heroine. I hope the author can reply. I'll leave it now if there's a single heroine. I only look at harems or no female protagonists. By the way, if it is a harem, if the role that Kushina can accept according to the timeline is still assigned to the original CP, it is also poisonous to me. However, as of the latest chapter, the only thing related to the emotional drama is the original two supporting female characters competing for the protagonist like Ino and Sakura competing for Sasuke. The only female characters with names and surnames currently appearing are Kushina and Tsunade. Judging from the author's current plot, there should be no emotional drama with the protagonist, because as of the latest chapter, I have not seen him intervene in the development of Minato and Kushina or Tsunade and Dan. I don't know how it will develop in the future. I have to wait and see.

I read it in one go. I read it as a cool novel without thinking too much about the plot. It was very smooth. [Like] I watched it while listening to the Naruto BGM. It was very graphic when I got to some cool scenes. It's cool! Readers who value the plot may find some parts to be very cheating, or the plot to be a bit awkward. But overall, this book is great, and it didn't offend me (delicate, emotionally weak, very disdainful of the original character, crazy but also not upright) (there was a section where I was offended by Hinata, but I just watched the protagonist act handsome, with the gold content of one against a hundred!) Having strength but not acting handsome is like walking at night in brocade clothes! I just like those who are strong, handsome and have the confidence to not suffer any loss. I really can't stand the kind of protagonist who is both strong and weak at the same time [I'm about to cry]

It feels fake here, the protagonist is more like the grandson of Senju Hashirama and Uzumaki Mito [laughing evilly] [face covering]

It's very interesting. The protagonist establishes connections with others step by step and truly leaves his own footprints in the new world. Comrades who share life and death, enemies who will never stop fighting, like-minded partners, and masters and apprentices who excel in their skills. These are all the results of the feelings delivered by both parties [Thinking] Summary: People are getting stronger, and there are more and more bonds [face covering]

It's very interesting. The main theme of the fanfic is a relaxing and comfortable one. I don't understand why the score is so low. The author should stop running away [crying]

The writing was good, but I personally felt that the protagonist became stronger too quickly.

Very pretty! Bonds are the strongest in Naruto

Not bad, keep it up

Good book, one of the few good herbs for tomatoes. Whether it is grass jelly depends on the follow-up and update speed.

So well written. Not many people write about this time period, it's very novel.