Naruto: Naruto’s Everyday Life as a Devoted Husband

"Hinata: Naruto's Pet" is an eye-catching fan work. The author takes "Wife-loving and Enjoyable Articles" as the core, cleverly integrates time travel, growth and sweet daily life, and creates a "White Cut Black" Naruto with an online IQ, deep affection and single-mindedness. The story boldly innovates while respecting the framework of the original work. The protagonist uses prophets and spiritual power plug-ins to lay out a low-key layout. He can not only outwit the villain, but also show tenderness to only one person. The care for Hinata in the article is delicate and moving, and the emotional development is natural and smooth. It has the thrill of the game in the ninja world and the sugar of daily interaction, which perfectly interprets the romantic core of "giving you the ultimate tenderness in the light of swords and shadows".

Congratulations on completing this masterpiece👏! A very thoughtful Naruto Time Travel fanfic. The social animal Shen Shuye traveled through time and became Naruto, a senior Hinata fan. From the beginning, he made up his mind to keep a low profile and do his best to pamper Hinata. With the blessing of mental power plug-in, he is unremarkable in front of others, but secretly his shadow clone is involved in a craziness. He played a game with Kyuubi when he was a baby, saved Hinata very early and planted a line of love, and quietly accumulated power during the ninja school. Shirogiri Kuroko's portrayal of Naruto is brilliant. He doesn't follow the traditional main line of passionate battles. His ideal is to promote Hinata to be the Hokage, work as a consultant on his own, and fly the Thunder God to take his wife around. It feels like writing a doting wife-loving novel about the crisis-ridden ninja world. The characters and ideas are very interesting.

It's pretty good. At least it was good before graduation. I came here just for the title of the book. After graduation, I felt like there was nothing interesting about it. First, at least I came here because of the title of the book. Now we are not divided into two classes, and there is less communication... Second, the protagonist became stronger to protect him, so now he is working with gods and demons? Pretending to be a pig and doing genin missions? In short, after graduation, Tiantian's plots became less and less, and the protagonist did not focus on becoming stronger. Instead, he started to do some boring things.

I swiped it twice and it was really amazing! The author portrays Hinata's gentleness and tenacity deeply, and her interaction with Naruto is even more sweet. The unfinished plot in the original work is perfectly unfolded here. It's full of details and the plot rhythm is just right. Naruto fans definitely can't miss it! Five-star recommendation!

I have only read ten chapters. The first question is, where did no one teach me so many ninjutsu and chakra refining methods? What kind of ninjutsu does Kyuubi know in the original novel? He learned a bunch of ninjutsu at the age of 3 and even used the Wind Release Rasenshuriken to kill Jonin. There is another one who emphasizes that he is afraid that his own reasons will affect the plot and cause unacceptable things, but it is very difficult to do things that continue to affect the plot.

A Martian article worth reading! It well depicts that the eldest lady of the Hyuga clan still retains the original kindness and shyness in her heart, but in front of things that need to be protected, her gentleness will turn into the most indestructible armor!

It's a cool article, so I ignore all the small details and flaws, but it's too sweet, the sweetness is greasy, and the slow pace of the story (I've reached Chapter 73, I read it on my mobile phone and listened to it on my computer) makes me lose the desire to continue reading.

It's sweet enough, and there are many settings that will make you a Naruto fan at first glance. I hope the author can keep writing. However, I have one opinion that the main plot is a bit slow. Sasuke has only defected now. It's really a long road [crying]

To be honest, the story feels quite novel, but unfortunately there are too many bugs. There is no explanation of where the familiar ninjutsu came from. The third generation of ninjutsu and Danzo who knew the ninjutsu at a young age did not come to trouble, etc. There are too many problems.

The author's writing style is exquisite, the story is exciting, the conception is exquisite, the writing idea is unique, the plot is ups and downs, and the characters are vivid and three-dimensional. You can see it at the first glance. It deserves five-star praise. Come on! It's good to read, the author, come on, come on, I'm here again😊