Konoha: I Spread Fake News in the Ninja World

Nice! The imagination is also very rich. The insertion of other characters into the Naruto world is not at all abrupt, and it is in line with the character's personality and the development of the original Naruto world line. The fictional characters are appropriately expressive and advance the plot without ruining the ending, which is rare! Later, we will blindly guess that the Six Paths are divided into good and evil parts due to the tiger talisman. Maybe the Six Paths that control the Pure Land are the evil clones? That would be interesting...

This is a very good book about Naruto. You can see that Naruto has a true will of fire. It is not a darkening or a fragile heart that is easily misinterpreted by online articles, but a Naruto who truly has great love and can tolerate and understand others. This is a great point. After seeing the darkness, he thinks not of destruction, but of creating a bright future. This is Naruto.

It's well written [like it] It's the best of the Naruto Tenmaku novels I've read, and it's the only one that doesn't have unfinished or broken chapters. The logic of the magic modification is self-consistent, and the plot of Tianmu is as exciting as the plot in reality, and the reactions of the characters are more in line with the original work. In particular, the plot of using a dog charm to strengthen the third generation amazed me.

Very Hokage, the taste is very good. Although it seems to have a low score, the overall performance is very smooth. The biggest negative point is probably the audience's reaction to the shocking news when watching the sky. The audience's response was a bit weak. For example, in this book, there were close-ups of the Eight Ancient Immortals or the elf entities of Yu-Gi-Oh!, But they were only superficial and superficial, just like NPCs who were assigned tasks. They read a few words on the task list, sighed, and then went offline. I don't want to go into depth, but at least talk a few more words. This feeling of being neither up nor down is very frustrating.

I was affected by the score and canceled it several times after seeing the introduction. This time I was in the mood to give it a try, and I didn't expect it to be a surprise. Five-star Lala score, this score is too low 😂 The advantage is the micro-group portraits. Personally, I like the micro-group portraits of the canopy flow the best. The protagonist is NPC, and the book will not be abandoned because of the protagonist's cerebral palsy behavior. The plot of Uchiha in the first act is relatively restrained, the plot is well optimized, and various bugs can be resolved. The plot of Tsuchikage Deidara in the second act is a new idea from the author, and the plot is passable at this point. This plot gives the book more possibilities, rather than being limited to patchwork in the original Naruto work.

There are some poisonous points, but it's still acceptable. This movie is released too frequently, so it's best not to spoil it too much. There is a period of time in between when you should not put up the marquee. Give the protagonists some development time. So pretty! Anyway, I can't guess which character will appear next? As long as there are enough settings, the combat power will not be too low. I just feel like it shouldn't be too ugly. Very creative! Every time when I am no longer interested in the following plot, he will give me a little surprise.

For someone like me who watches both anime and novels, it's very interesting. The various anime characters are interspersed without being obtrusive at all. It reminds me of the feeling I had a few years ago of waiting for updates every day. I hope the author will update more!

I have to say that it is a pretty good Naruto fanfic, and the greatly rewritten plot is also very amazing. I have seen many people say that Naruto has a lot of regrets, and both the positive and negative characters of Naruto are annoying. They just have different standpoints. I hope the author's Naruto has no regrets!

I found a good book. The most amazing thing about this Naruto fanfic is that it sublimates "lie" into the art of changing destiny. The protagonist Hinata used the sky as a paintbrush and half-true and half-false prophecies as paint to complete a thrilling narrative change on the canvas of the ninja world.

It can be seen that the author writes carefully and has his own thoughts on the original basis. It is a relatively good fan fiction that I have read. It has a good grasp of the plot. If you like to read it, don't miss it.