Naruto: Fusing with the Strongest, Gojo Satoru

This novel fully demonstrates the author's amazing creative enthusiasm and almost out-of-control ability to output inspiration. The plot is fast-paced, the emotional descriptions are strong, and the character interactions are so natural that it makes you stay up late to catch up on updates without warning, which proves that the author does have superb skills in attracting readers. Especially in the laying out of key plots, the author can always advance the story in unexpected ways, so that readers can never guess whether the climax of the plot will usher in the next second, or whether a new typo writing method will usher in. The most admirable thing is that the author's use of words clearly does not want to stick to traditional norms, but has chosen a path with a very personal style. Many words have been given new spelling forms, making the whole work full of exploration and surprise during the reading process. Readers often cannot simply "read", but must understand the plot while guessing what the author really wants to express. This highly interactive reading mode can be said to effectively improve the reader's concentration and language adaptability. In addition, this work also successfully challenges the reliance of modern online writing on the proofreading process. While other works are still obsessed with textual accuracy, the author has already transcended the framework and integrated "randomness" and "sense of improvisation" into every paragraph. Sometimes after a chapter, the most exciting part is not even whether the protagonist can survive, but whether the reader can successfully identify the original word of a certain word. However, precisely because of this, this work has developed a unique charm that is difficult to replicate. It is not just an online article, but more like an artistic crystallization born after a fierce battle between the author, the keyboard and the input method. Although it occasionally makes people doubt their Chinese language ability, they have to admit that it is really impressive. Even after closing the page, those "unique" text expressions will continue to come to mind.

It's super good-looking but I don't want to have multiple female protagonists. Come on, author. The writing is so delicate and the plot is very attractive. I am looking forward to the follow-up. My only hope is that the male protagonist can focus more and not play too many female protagonists!

It looks good, but the typo has not been corrected.

Everything else is fine, except that the main character is too special to Minato. So far, I don't understand what the protagonist wants to do. He says he doesn't want to be a ninja. What he does is not consistent with what he says. He fails to achieve the unity of knowledge and action.

Come on, even if it's not an AI article, it deserves encouragement! In addition, I think if you don't have CP, it will actually be more in line with the protagonist's personality.

Good luck, but sometimes I get confused with the name of the protagonist next door

Although there are many typos, the plot and rhythm are okay, just watch it

Correct the typos and the tone. Don't use "La" as the tone for some characters. It will be very fragmented. Adjust the others slowly.

It's pretty good-looking. If you like cool writing, it's fine.

Good looking, super good looking