Naruto: Naruto Returns from The Outcast

Ratings are published before chapter 40, and high scores are basically reserved. It's a very interesting novel. At first, I thought the title was the same as those of other online articles. It was about a Naruto who knew the Thunder Method and the Golden Light Curse. After reading it, I realized that this was not the case. This was a Naruto who was a cultivator and had truly practiced as a Taoist priest. Moreover, this book blended one person and Naruto very well, with clear priorities and at the same time giving enough role to one person.

It's an interesting angle, and I personally feel that a lot of thought was put into it. Other Naruto fanfics also have a similar approach to dismantling and smoothing out problems from the system, but they still need "power" to get the bottom of it (at least until I see the current progress, this book does not give Naruto power, but to expand his thinking), and this one is "thought". The Dragon Slaying Technique is not used crudely, but the emphasis is on "guidance", which I personally find quite rare, although the shaping of some characters is a bit off. Out of selfishness, I appreciate the practice of using our culture and ideas to infiltrate and infiltrate Japanese IP. It is not a brutal force to crush, but a general trend to prove the power of our cultural ideas. At present, most domestic IPs use Japanese IPs to "appreciate" their value (such as stuffing Thunder Fruit into a person, Wooden Release Giant Buddha Gundam, etc.). This is not to criticize. It is good to see such a reverse "cultural invasion". Best wishes.

It is a rare book written with care on Rotten Tomatoes. There is no conflict in the logic between the two sides, and there is no sense of separation. The Hokage's belongs to the Hokage, and what belongs to one person belongs to the other. The two sides were connected through Naruto, and adapted and changed through the silent writing power of Runwu. Very good, can look forward to it.

One word, God! No one has OOC, and from one person's world view, he has kicked out many people's lunches reasonably. It is not the kind of deliberate kicking, but a natural development (it even patched the character of Naruto's collapse, which is so cool). Regardless of the plot, many of Tomato's novels have a common problem: the writing is very plain, the writing style is dull, and the characters are stereotyped. Many times the core point of the character doing a certain thing is simply untenable, or it can be seen that it is not the character who wants to do it, but the author wants to do it. This shouldn't happen. Little Naruto grows naturally, which is very beautiful. Let me tell you something that is a bit of a spoiler. When I kicked Shisui's bento away, I didn't expect it at all!! The plot is well connected! Because of Naruto, the third generation took the initiative to extend a conciliatory hand to the Uchiha. The Uchiha also wanted to change the status quo. The affected Sasuke would want to ask his classmates to go out together. With Naruto's guidance, the strengthened new generation could detect and sense the battle not far away, and be able to hold off the battle for a short period of time. It also allowed Shisui, who was pessimistic and wanted to die, to take the initiative to defend himself again. How cool! Nice! Every development is in the river!!

I originally thought it was another cool novel with no brainers, but after reading it I found it to be very good. The Tianshi Mansion in the book interprets the words "master" and "senior brother", which means teaching power and teachings. It is not a simple "background", staging a "Thirty Years in Hedong and Thirty Years in Hexi". With the plot, the images of the characters gradually become fuller. Here you can see Naruto and the others slowly growing up. Looking forward to the follow-up

This is a very interesting Naruto article, not impetuous, not the usual quick-service article. After reading it, I read the updated content directly. The people and things in the world under one person gave Naruto the vision and method of doing things in another world. The changes in the ninja world seemed to have another solution. I look forward to the mutual influence between the two worlds due to the existence of Naruto. The author will write it down well. It is really great 👍👍👍

It's a very good book. It's not a mindless exercise. Some things really need to be practiced slowly by oneself. But there is also a flaw. Uchiha's attitude towards ordinary Sharingan is that once lost, it must be retrieved or destroyed. The ending of Shisui's Kaleidoscope is too sloppy, which is not in line with Uchiha's temper. After all, the previous holders of Mangekyo Sharingan were Uchiha Madara and Uchiha Izuna.

The author's writing is really great. I don't agree with the long comment above. Originally, this book does not show how to solve problems through so-called combat power, but through inner cultivation, through understanding the past and the present, and through mutual understanding to resolve barriers. All in all, I hope the author will continue to do so, it is really contagious. Thank you for bringing a different novel ⊹꙳ ˶˙ᵕ˙˶ ⊹꙳ PS. I would like to praise the author again, I feel warm after reading it ੭ ˙ᗜ˙ ੭

Although I haven't finished reading it yet, I can already tell that this is a good article. The writing is good, and the characters are well drawn. Although there are some minor flaws, they are not overwhelming. The content is substantial, and it is different from the Internet articles that are basically filled with water. It looks very comfortable. Outrageous, the protagonist saved a bunch of people and was still injured. In the end, they turned around and forced the protagonist, a child, to drink... They also knew not to let their younger children drink, but in the end they forced the protagonist, who was younger than their children, to drink... It's so outrageous... Is this a thank you? Is this respecting people??? This is using good words to force others to do what they want! This is a naked act of repaying kindness with hatred and malice! Persuading people to drink alcohol is a bad custom, and it even involves convincing an injured child, which is the worst of the worst... The most outrageous of all... It's simply embarrassing.

It's a good book. I can read it. The number of words is a little short. It's a gold rush in Rotten Persimmon.