Naruto: My Uchiha Girlfriend is Too Tsundere

Very nice, keep reading more. But there is a single heroine, and I tend to think it is Sasuki. After all, there should be a lot of people coming in after reading the introduction, so there won't be any fraud plot, right? A single female protagonist, Sasuki, would be fine. The plot is good, recommended. Right now it looks like it's just the single female protagonist Sasuki.

This is what I want!!!!!! I just came from Chapter 33, and the handsome Yapi showed me the excitement early in the morning. The plot is not watery or poisonous, the lines are not awkward, and the psychological and fighting scenes are wonderfully described. Everyone in the village who likes Naruto will like this novel👍

Why. . In fact, I prefer the kind of gender change in which nothing else changes except the gender change. The original Sasuke is so charming, with that sharp, pure, aloof, fragile and tough feeling. There is no meal replacement in the whole network. After the gender change, he often becomes super coquettish. I prefer the arrogant and arrogant character. It is his complete aloofness that makes him so awkward and sincere. This article is quite reasonable, and it is normal for personalities to be very different in different growth environments. But I still think Sasuke can be less yandere, and Sasuke's thoughts in Naruto are quite normal. But the author wrote it well and I accepted it.

So pretty! Sure enough, nothing happened to anyone else after Sasuke's sexual transformation. In the original novel, Naru Sasuke was too strong. This kind of arrogant and caring character.

It's very good-looking, but it has a single heroine. If you want two girls, don't click in and leave a negative review. The first sentence of the introduction is that I blame the author for not reading it carefully.

The very good-looking girly Sasuke is really good-looking, but it's a pity that Kishimoto's painting is the same as the one I've read several girly-looking books. I feel like there's still something missing. Saving Hinata Hizashi means that he wants to be independent from Konoha Village, and save everything he can to establish his own system. I still remember that Tatsumaki-sensei's work is better to be independent. It's better to send more experience cards. It still has more than ten years to grow, and too many things have happened in these ten years. Regarding the good animation drawn by Sandai, he really regarded him as his grandson from the moment he called himself grandpa when saving Naruto. I don't really like conspiracy theories and Naruto has changed a lot. Come on, author.

Starting at around 200, I became increasingly tired of reading it, and now I can't stand it until Chapter 461. It's not that I don't want to watch Ming Zuo's emotional drama, the emotional interaction itself is actually very interesting. It's just that the plot in the later stages was unevenly developed, the battle and passionate scenes were greatly reduced, and the repetitive routines became more and more novel. The 9-point surprise in the early stage was slowly lost. The gap in expectations was too big, so I had to stop reading with regret. If you like the system upgrade part in the early stage to gain power to protect others and the slight sense of crisis when facing future enemies, then the later part may be disappointing. The inner emotional drama of the characters accounts for a prominent proportion, and various characters have different descriptions, but the system is marginalized and the overall comic ability is invisible. However, if you like the emotional and inner drama, and the dream-realization plot, I highly recommend watching the later part. The following are my personal thoughts: 1: If I mainly recommend Naru Sa's emotional line, then Gaara's part is too ambiguous, and even takes many chapters to describe it, which I personally feel is a bit of a sell-off. 2: The system is marginalized. It may be that the combat power has been increased too high. After providing the required abilities, the system with a high sense of presence in the early stage is just an occasional embellishment. The part that I think looks good 1: "Either live happily chewing the rotten fruit of peace... Or let me teach you what real 'war' is!" I found the plot of Menma's transformation to be very cool. It was also one of my favorite plots, and it was also one of the reasons why I gave up the book. 2: Nazuo's emotions are well described! From the ignorant companionship and heart-to-heart connection when they were young, to never giving up, their relationship is so enviable. 3: Various plots to realize dreams and satisfy fantasies. Individuals have their own preferences. Although I abandoned the article, I still thank the author for giving me a period of happiness. Thank you.

To be honest, I think it's quite interesting. I didn't deliberately speed up the plot, and the writing is relatively detailed. Unlike other fan fictions that are constantly fighting, this novel is still based on daily life, and it is relatively novel and attractive among the existing Naruto-themed novels. I quite like this type of daily life, and I feel that the author still has a certain writing foundation. Although he writes about daily life, it does not make people feel watery and keeps readers reading. It deserves a rating of 8.0 Or so for a book with more than 100,000 words. It is well deserved. If it is written at this pace and quality, it should not be a problem for this book to reach a thousand chapters, and I will definitely keep pursuing it. I hope the author doesn't mess up.

It's very exciting. None of the characters in the original work are OOC, especially Emperor Kai. I felt happy when he appeared. The addition of the system did not stand out and added a sense of excitement to the plot. Especially the chapter where Menma appeared in the early stage was very refreshing. It felt really good, and it was the same as Raikage (I felt that Raikage's description was also very good). The duel really showed that the protagonist is not brainless but has a plan, and the portrayal of the heroine Sasaki is really good. The transformation from the "Uchiha-style tsundere" in the early stage to Yuzu's three magatama in the night of genocide is really good, especially the inner description of the part in the rain and the fear of Naruto leaving. Later, when I faced Naruto as a complete yandere, I felt so possessive. The protagonist, Naruto, the third character, will understand after seeing this. It is very clear that Naruto should be drawn straight. He is not the king of general system writing, but the king of hard work. The protagonist of Little Sunshine also has a yandere and possessive love for Sasuke. This contrast and the mutual yandere characters are really good. I feel very good about the description of Kakuzu and Xiao Di, a black-faced stingy god and a white-faced artist, especially when Sasaki was fighting with Shisui in the base, Deidara probably wanted to use the big spiral, but was stopped by Kakuzu. Regarding the current plot, I hope there will be stories about other characters, such as Kintech Green Leaf. Now I can describe other Green Leaves such as Konoha's Twelve Strong, Shisui and Yuzu, as well as stories about tailed beasts. I also hope Minato will be resurrected soon. Gaara has really found a future for the village in these chapters, figure production

This book unexpectedly suited my taste. I have read it four times and still feel that I am still unsatisfied. I am a fan of Nazuo. When I read the novel about Misa's gender change, I felt that having multiple female protagonists was not in line with the original work, and the explanations given were not very good in dealing with the differences in character from the original work. However, the character change in this article is relatively better, and it is about a single female protagonist, which suits me very well. Personally, I think the author has done a better job in the following aspects: First, the plot handles the relationship, and some plots of the original work have been changed, but it is not easy to make people feel abrupt, and it feels very reasonable; second, the cheating skills will feel very suitable for Naruto, such as flying thunder god, spiral wheel Yu and other skills (but it depends on the author) Is it necessary to give Naruto the Mangekyō after the introduction? Personally, I think it's better not to do so, because the Sharingan is the blood successor of the Uchiha clan, and the truth about Menma = Naruto should be revealed in the future. If we follow this line of thinking, it would be inappropriate to give Naruto the Mangekyō. It's hard to explain where the unique pair of kaleidoscopes in my hand come from. It's possible to open the Wood Release, they are all of the Asura lineage, and the Wood Release is relatively normal); thirdly, I think the proportion between the name of the system and the plot is very good. Bonding is one of the themes of Naruto. As for the plot of the system, The proportions are very appropriate and don't give too many abrupt feelings; fourthly, the fight scenes are well written and particularly visual; fifthly, most people's characters are not very OOC, which is really rare in the fandom; sixthly, there are no ambiguous scenes between Naruto and girls other than Xiao Zuo, which makes people feel particularly comfortable. Personally, I think there are some bad points: First, Naruto was called Xiao Zuo Er Zhu. From a girl's point of view, such a title is really offensive (), and it damages the goodwill. In fact, calling the other person's name solemnly will make the other person feel that you are very solemn, so I compare it. I hope the author can reduce the proportion of calling Xiao Zuo this way; secondly, this Xiao Zuo is still too coquettish in front of Naruto, and there is still too much coquettishness shown in this article. In comparison, I would prefer to see her high-spirited and arrogant appearance (this is my personal xp).