Rin Nohara's Text Adventure Game

A fantastic Naruto fanfiction. Having read countless Naruto fanfics, I haven't encountered one as captivating as this one in a long time. I really hope the author continues to maintain this level of engagement. The protagonist's character is well-developed and faithful to the original work.

Wow, this is so good! Lin-chan really worked hard. I'm only four years old and all I can do is ask my mom to let me watch cartoons. And Da Tu, you're really something! No need to say more about being Lin-chan's number one supporter. We'll just give you Kamui, Hashirama cells, and Fire Release knowledge! Keep up the good work, author! This food is so delicious, no words are needed! Sending love (ღ˘˘ღ)

While casually flipping through the pages, I unexpectedly stumbled upon a masterpiece. Although it didn't contain many intense battles, I could feel the author's affection for the characters: knowing the protagonist would face a harsh future, the author still carefully arranged various small trials, urging her growth with anticipation, as if raising a child. This kind of emotion is what gives birth to good works. I truly hope this passion can continue to burn brightly.

This is a really good book. What impressed me most was how amazing the author is! I didn't like Obito before... But after reading this book, I feel like I've been brainwashed 🤦 Now I really feel that Obito was right. I'm not Naruto, I don't have any particularly grand ideals, and I'm just an ordinary person included in Obito's Eye of the Moon Plan.

I skimmed through it. I really enjoy reading Naruto fanfiction, but I prefer fanfiction set in Madara Uchiha's era. I don't really like Obito Uchiha or Kakashi, and I don't quite get their appeal. Yeah, you could say Itachi Uchiha is one of my least favorite characters. In my opinion, killing all his clan members, even children, for whatever reason, is worse than Hu Hai.

Absolutely fantastic! I came from the author's previous book, and this time the romance is even richer. The strength remains the same: no one is portrayed as an idiot. You can tell the author genuinely loves Obito and Rin. Many things the original work didn't delve into or develop, the author fills in with their own interpretation, making it feel more plausible than the original.

Yes, yes, Rin is definitely going to be tied to Obito! This is the most enjoyable book I've read in three weeks on Rotten Tomatoes.

It's not a human-machine rating system; it's actually quite well-written, very comfortable to read, and has no major flaws. I'm immediately sold!

It's alright. It's a very novel perspective, and I'd say it's a redemption story? The logic and writing style have some flaws, but the beautiful pure love story makes up for them. The mutual pursuit of getting stronger step by step through repeated attempts is quite enjoyable.

It's really good, it feels like a side story. It's like each time the story rewinds, it's a parallel world, and in each parallel world, there's a version of Obito who dies because of the protagonist's words, then becomes a stepping stone for the protagonist in the next parallel world. It makes me a little uncomfortable, but thinking about it carefully, there's really no other way.