Saving the Shinobi World? It Still Depends on Me, Uchiha!

The books written by this author are very good. This book has almost no shortcomings. The only thing I feel is that the plug-in is not interesting. This plug-in is too easy to be invincible. The advantage of this plug-in is that it can be related to many famous characters in Naruto.

I don't know why this book is rated so low. I've read a lot of Naruto stories that are about combat. The ninja world is about to be crushed around Chapter 200. This book was written to suppress the fighting power, which may have something to do with the family. The author's outline of this book is very good, the narrative and logic are very clear, and the characters are well drawn. Most characters are not just NPCs, they have their own filler, which I personally like very much. The war and intrigues are also well written, with a lot of foreshadowing. I hope the author will work harder and update more, and I will continue to follow it [laughter]

The author's writing is quite good and I like it very much. However, the title of the book is "Purple Rating·Rising". I didn't click on it several times and it didn't feel very attractive. Of course, this only represents my personal opinion.

Cool! The plot and writing are good, very cool. It's simple and decisive, and the angle is quite novel. I've read a lot of Naruto stories, and this one is really excellent. There are no idiots, no sand dollars, the NPC's hatred is quite reasonable, and Sasuke's writing style is also very good, the pain of cutting flesh with a dull knife, and the emotional changes are very logical. After reading a few of the low-scoring comments below, I feel that they are quite inconsistent. One said that the old woman in her 30s was Ye Cang. In fact, she saved a life, teased her twice, and it was not bad as a foreshadowing for the follow-up. There was another person who said Turtle Man, but I didn't understand it. He was totally out of his league. He was probably saying that the night of genocide had passed the next day. Why didn't you destroy Konoha? I feel that the author has handled it well, and the protagonist is very straightforward. Regarding soul penetration, I have always felt that it is not a poisonous point, but some people don't like this. I don't understand. I always feel that you are the one who enjoys it in CB. What is the poisonous point of soul penetration? What? Your son's bloodline is not yours, but his predecessor's? The one you sowed yourself is yours. You got him pregnant, you raised him from childhood to adulthood, and it is you who he is always grateful to.

I saw chapter 98 and originally planned to see the end of chapter 20. Because the handling of the early plot is really not very good. Just talking about the family affairs, so many people have been sent, I will not talk about the kaleidoscope, there is no description of the promotion to the second and third magatama, there is only a plot of Sasuke opening his eyes. But the connection of the subsequent plot is okay. If you continue to watch it, the plot will be okay too. Ps: The reading experience of Tomato's special "Throw Away Brain" is improved by 100%.

The author is really right. The analysis of Naruto is very clear, and the characterization is also very delicate. I don't want to think that similar Naruto novels are written like child's play, as if I have never read it before. It can be said that the ones written by Sister Juan are the best in Tomato.

As detailed as the previous book, the rise process is written step by step. It can be seen that the author prefers Uchiha.

There are many works that can perfectly solve the CP aspect.

Not bad, not bad. The protagonist in this book has strength and brains.

The plot is okay, it would be better if the details are handled properly