Naruto: The Lespedeza Flower Among the Senju

Personally, I consider it a high-quality work. Some people say that original works are bad, but for someone like me who has read many over-the-top Naruto adaptations, simplicity is the best! 👍 The character descriptions are mostly faithful to the original work. There are no nauseating conspiracy theories, nor the mostly tedious narratives mentioned in the reviews.

This is really good. I've read a lot of Naruto fanfiction, and they're all just typical light novels where the protagonist starts off as a semi-invincible girl and easily sweeps through the ranks. This clone-themed story is refreshing; you can see the protagonist's growth throughout.

It's a wonderful novel! The protagonist is an indigenous person, so I didn't know the plot, but I wasn't disappointed. The plot changes weren't drastic, but they weren't abrupt either. The relationship between the protagonist and Ino is the kind that grows slowly and steadily.

Well, to be honest, I didn't initially expect this book to receive this kind of response 🤦. Of course, with good reviews comes bad reviews, after all, this is Tomato's blog. But regardless of the feedback, I will never actively delete comments, whether they are book reviews or paragraph comments (although I did say I would block and delete comments before, I really didn't 😢).

A truly exceptional work, with logical plots, strong character stances, and distinct personalities, is a rare find. It tells a far better story than those mindless, weak novels that lack both source material and underlying logic. A ten-year veteran reader with a thousand books in stock on Qidian, I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Not bad, not bad, I'll keep writing. At first, I was annoyed that it was written by natives and I didn't have a God's-eye view, but it got better later and was quite good. I'll see how it goes later on 😏 However, I have a small suggestion: increase the chakra levels later on. After all, many characters with Hashirama cells have significantly more chakra, so this pure cell clone should at least have a chakra level of 1000! 😏

It feels like the writing is getting better as it goes on. The beginning was definitely a bit of a low point, but it was reasonable. What I don't quite understand later on is that since the male protagonist is a clone of Hashirama, shouldn't his physique and chakra be extraordinary? To me, his physique and chakra seem just average, more like normal. Author, keep it up! Believe in yourself!

For me personally, this is a masterpiece. I'm a huge fan of Ino and Tsunade, and I immediately started reading because of the female lead. I also really love the male lead's local background and his integration into the plot. I've read about 100 chapters so far, and he's not even in his youth yet. I feel like if I follow the whole story, there's a lot more to it.

The writing is alright, with no major flaws, but the original plot is too extensive and long. At least 80% of the latest episodes are based on the original work. While there are some minor changes to the main characters, it's still rather boring, and there's not much new plot to be seen.

Sure, I've read up to chapter 30 so far. The romance is very nuanced, and the plot is developing smoothly. Personally, I hope that the story will gradually deviate from the original plot due to the butterfly effect. I don't like it if it follows the original plot from beginning to end; deviating is equivalent to starting original content. Original content is quite difficult for an author. 🤭