Konoha's Songstress? She's the Shadow Monarch, Obviously!

This kind of story is so much better—no oppressive atmosphere, no conspiracy theories, and no characters starting with the Mangekyou Sharingan. Plus, the protagonist, Kano, is so cute; I want to take her home! I hope those who can be saved are saved, those whose dreams should be fulfilled are fulfilled, and the story unfolds as it should. And there's a sweet romance too! It's good and I enjoy watching it; I'd give it a rating of around 8.9.

It was quite interesting, considering the good interactions with the other characters, and the protagonist's progress in becoming stronger (or even getting a power-up) wasn't hindered 👍. There were no repetitive plot twists like him suddenly becoming weaker and then suffering setbacks. The character designs were also interesting, and the final transformation into a 100-year-old might have been a voluntary gender change by Naruto 🤦

It's relatively lighthearted and lively, but it doesn't completely crush everyone with a cheat-like advantage. It's more like a dream come true. I don't know who the final couple will be. I hope it's a no-couple ending with a side story where each person has their own storyline.

I said, how about letting Zhuodi be this songstress? ( ) She needs to have good looks, good singing voice, and good ninjutsu skills. ( ) Colored contact lenses are wrong, tattoos are wrong, becoming blood relatives is right, let everyone in the ninja world become blood relatives! ( ) Ah~ just like always~ (cries out because something unclean has mixed in with the sea) Sorry, I got a little carried away.

The protagonist possesses a system completely out of place in the Naruto world, coupled with cool shadow abilities. After being gender-swapped, her personality becomes endearing yet quirky, and I really enjoy her interactions with the other characters in the story. I hope the author keeps up the good work and doesn't stop updating!

It's pretty good, I've only gotten to chapter 10. It's just that Sakura hasn't appeared yet, or even been mentioned. After all, the main character and Ino are good friends, but it feels strange that Ino has never brought her to meet Sakura or mentioned her in conversation. Was Sakura killed by a butterfly?

The characters are well-developed, the plot is full of twists and turns, the story is vivid and interesting, the details are interesting, the author's comments are positive, the interaction is high, the internet memes are relevant, and the updates are relatively fast. I hope the author will continue writing.

The book is great, but Naruto's transformation comes a bit too late. If you encounter a die-hard fan of the "hundred wives" archetype, it might offend both sides. For those who don't care about that, it's a good book.

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So good! So good! So good! So good! 7,000 Hours of high rating, highly recommended! 💕