Naruto: From Laying Low to Ruling the Ninja World

The setting is okay, not too exaggerated. I'm just writing a review now. The plot is okay. At least the logic is not confusing. It can be used as food when I'm short of books, or I can fatten up and read again. I take back what I said before. I don't want to change the plot. Why waste so much space? In order to forcefully expose the protagonist to the eyes of most people, the situation is even more dangerous.

It's a very interesting Naruto story. I don't know why the rating is only 6.8, But it's really interesting. It's not the kind of story where you just kill whoever you want, but it's very powerful and fun to watch, but it's not particularly unreliable. Anyway, it's very interesting. I've read too many Naruto stories, but this one is relatively peaceful and very interesting.

Two poisonous points: First, regarding the description of the substitute technique, although the author realized the error, he did not change it. The second is the handling of the death of the fourth generation. Not only was Minato not told that Kushina Kushina would survive if he sealed it again, but there was also no explanation for Minato's sudden corpse seal. There may be foreshadowing but not enough hints. The comment section guessed that it might be related to Loulan. The third one, I don't know if it's considered a poisonous point. The protagonist exposed the location of his master's son, Naruto, and was a little bit sure that Danzo wouldn't do it. The new poisonous point is that you killed your companions in the same village without any mistakes on your part and on the other side. Orochimaru was not even as good as the second one. Orochimaru didn't do it himself. At the age of 6, you are eager to conduct human experiments. You have even tried experiments on white mice. I don't know what you are experimenting on. Perfect Blood is a joke. That's it. I can't stand it anymore.

Although the author always gets the age of the protagonist wrong and can't get anything out of the lottery (someone suspects that his fighting ability is suppressed, I don't know if the author has this idea), but the characters in the plot are very good and well worth watching [cool]. Brother who writes books, hold on [Cool][Cool][Cool][Cool] (Although I also complain about your problems in the comment area, you must write according to your own ideas) [Cool][Cool][Cool] I was wrong [cool][cool][cool]

In the ideal Hinata life, is Yuhi Kurenai the heroine? [What]

Naruto daily novel, the plot is well connected, and the writing style is lighthearted and enjoyable. The presence of the golden finger is weak, and there is no explanation on how to obtain the number of draws.

I have read more than a hundred chapters, and the writing is relatively fluent. The male protagonist is a fun-loving person, full of inner drama, and interacts too much with Kyuubi. He did not forcefully change the plot. Everything that was supposed to happen in the early stage also happened. I don't know what happened in the later stage if I didn't want to read it! This book can be used to kill time when you are bored. That's all I can say about how interesting it is.

The protagonist has been developing steadily, and the events surrounding Uchiha have hardly changed at all. Other things have rarely been actively changed. But as for the character itself, well, I can't find any major bad points, so I'll give it five stars. Take it with a grain of salt. Other than that, I feel like the writing is okay. Ah, come on, author!

Let me tell you one thing. See if anyone feels this way? If so, give it a thumbs up. That's your golden finger, that lottery draw. Can you use it? First come first served, use it early and enjoy it early. What kind of mentality do you have in thinking about saving up 10 draws in a row?

Very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, very good, good, good. It's been several days in the morning. A five-star review must be a five-star review. Hahahaha.