Naruto: You Said You’d Protect Us, So Why Are You the God of Water?

When I first read the name, I thought it seemed like a cool setting. After reading the content, it was also very interesting. The author's writing style gave me the feeling of reading prose, and there didn't seem to be any OOC issues in the setting. Looking at the dozens of chapters so far, most of them are about the process of sister learning to control abilities and overcoming difficulties. The emotional descriptions are very delicate. The description of sister using abilities gave me a very cool feeling, especially the way sister, who has always been troubled by abilities and looks soft, weak, introverted and shy, uses crazy and cool skills. 💕💕

As for the book, the most profound feeling I have is that it is very literary. I can see that the author really has the feeling of "seeing the ninja world for myself". The writing style is very good and the foreshadowing is good. I also love the characters in his works. In my opinion, Sister is very good, and Naruto also has a sense of life. It is not exactly the loneliness portrayed in the original book, but more of the recklessness and age that belongs to this age. Regarding the generosity of friends, Sasuke and Sister have a sense of fate, and they feel that they are connected by the same fate. Shino is at a loss and panicked, while Shino is calm and rational. For Sister, it is a guidepost in confusion. Shikamaru is very smart, so he can see Sister's troubles at a glance and state the facts, even if the facts are cruel to Sister. As for Ya, there is nothing to say, which is good. What I have posted is not an evaluation of the book, which is too subjective, but my personal feelings, so it is of no reference. In summary, this book is worth reading, and anyone who is interested can read it. Four stars is not my highest rating for this book, but my fair rating for this book. Finally, this is my first long comment, please don't scold me😗😗😗

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