Naruto: When You Take Purity to the Extreme

Sure, sure! The writing is noticeably better than the previous two books. There are some in-game references, so it's not too boring. However, the theme is quite clichéd, and the later plot might be a bit predictable. But I'm already reading this book, so who cares about that? 🤦 [OK] I'm going to go on a rampage! Woof woof woof woof woof woof! I just wonder how long the author plans to write, and whether there will be a female lead 🤔

Honestly, if everyone's into Naruto like this, won't it lead to an era of legendary players? 🤦

Although I was drawn in by the title, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It was packed with jokes and there were no awkward moments. The writing was good, and while I didn't see any romance, I suggest that it shouldn't be added in the future. No romance is fine as long as it's a joke-driven story. It's quite good. And long live the God of Purity!

Wow, that's pretty cool. Even though it's just a minor Tang Dynasty story with no real meaning, after playing a few duels and completely crushing your opponent, watching it again has a unique charm. 🥰🥰🥰😜 ... I've read up to chapter 356, and the plot is starting to get noticeably padded now. Overall, it's alright; I'd give the middle part of the story around an 8 out of 10.

Author, may your soul return. O soul, return! Drive the long whip and rein in the six reins! O soul, return! Sing as you cross the mountain! Return! O soul, return! O soul, return! O soul, return! O soul, return! Sing a triumphant song! Await your comrades to share the spoils! O soul, return! O soul, return!

It's pure, but I personally felt it got a bit boring towards the end. However, it's still very good, okay?

This section is pure madness. The author's description of Sun Wukong's battle with Grey Wolf lasting hundreds of rounds is quite exciting. Lu Bu's fierce battle with Homelander for Diao Chan is also impressive. Our Rubik's Cube even successfully created a dead spot, uttering the line "Brother, one slice!" Showcasing the Rubik's Cube's arrogance and the dead spot's helplessness.

If there's a female lead, could it be Xiao C?

A very good novel, quite faithful to the original work.

A Naruto fan's review: A rare gem among e-sports novels. There are a few minor plot holes, but they don't significantly impact the reading experience. After all, many ninjas' peak years are long past, and some of these holes are even too obvious to notice. The quality is good; the protagonist's wins and losses are reasonable, and he often plays a crucial role.