Naruto: It Was Supposed to Be a Simulation, So How Did They Become Real?

[Note] It's worth watching. I thought it was a teddy at first, but it turned out to be a golden retriever. The plot arrangement is also reasonable, the writing is not abrupt, and the rhythm is good. I hope the rhythm and feeling will not be distorted in the later period [face covering], come on, the author [laughing] [laughing] [laughing] [laughing]

It's beautiful, and the emotions are very delicate. But I want to ask the author, why Uzumaki Mito didn't appear [what] Grandma Tsunade is still alive, she is the Nine-Tailed Jinchuuriki. I haven't seen her yet, so I'm a little confused

Well, it's not bad, but the ending is a bit hasty. I thought it would be a more touching ending. (Tsunade Chapter) Looking forward to the next simulation of the protagonist, I hope it will make me moved or jealous.

(Only my personal opinion) Very nice! At least the first Tsunade chapter I like very much, first of all the character of the male protagonist: gentle, careful and strong, and secondly the relationship between the two: companionship is the longest confession of love, but what is slightly lacking is that the ending of the male protagonist is a bit hasty. After watching too many childish chuunibyouchuanhuoying and the messed-up emotional drama of Seed of Cows Spreading the World, the mature and calm male protagonist and delicate emotions written by the author really hit me hard! Come on, author! You must keep writing it!

I found it on station B and followed it to Tomatoes. I've read Chapter 242 so far, and I feel good about it This book has some shortcomings: for example, the setting is unclear, and it is impossible to determine the relationship between simulation and reality, whether it is the awakening of reincarnation memory or the infusion of simulator memory. This is also the problem in the plot. Tsunade felt that she could not be dominated by the memory of the simulator, so her performance in the early stage was very awkward. The protagonist feels that the simulator cannot be talked about, and Tsunade hates being lied to and holds things in her heart, so the two have a conflict, and the protagonist finally plans to tell part of it. Also, the description on the timeline is relatively vague. The author usually writes about Konoha year xx, rather than a few months later, how long it is from the beginning of the plot, etc. Advantages: The author has a good grasp of the two lines between the simulator and reality. Although the reality line with Tsunade is a bit delayed, I think this transition is necessary, because the second simulation ends after the protagonist discovers that the target of the strategy has some memories, and has already provoked three female characters. Therefore, at the end of Chapter 242, the protagonist has already had a showdown with one of the female characters. The reality line should be solved faster later, and then a new simulation will be started. The author writes well, keep it up [like] Oh, by the way, this book is more emotional, which means that the male protagonist does not occupy an absolute dominant position, and it is not the kind of emotional line where a few love words last a lifetime. There is no problem in terms of strength, but it is a bit emotionally aggrieved, but the author has not put any poison in this aspect, and there are no plots where the female character has an affair with others, so you can watch it with confidence.

I originally thought it was an ordinary harem story, but I didn't expect it to be guaranteed. The plot design is really good, and the characters are very vivid and vivid. I'm going to enjoy it all to myself while no one else is there [currently working on it]

This book is really good, especially the story about Lu Bu fighting for Diao Chan and Sun Wukong. Hundreds of battles gathered together, but Xue Baochai was indeed too strong. If Nuoshou hadn't hung a Noxian guillotine on the outer ring, this wave showed Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey knocking him to death with three sticks. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan: "Young man, you are proud, don't show it in front of your brother Liang. In short, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are immersive, and the character descriptions are also in place. Finally, it focuses on expressing the author's homesickness."

Although the simulator routine is a bit familiar, the author's emotional line is really good. Companionship is the longest confession of love. The protagonist guides the heroine not through rhetoric, but through real companionship. Every love has its traces, which I think is good. Then there is one thing that some people can accept and some people cannot accept, that is, the content of the simulation will not completely cover reality after the simulation, but the simulation experience will affect the female protagonists with profound dreams. Some people seem to think that everything the protagonist did in the simulation was useless, and they felt very unhappy and left directly. I understand this, but I feel that watching the female protagonist and the male protagonist pull each other apart in reality, and finally recognize each other, is a different feeling. The main character is the cold-faced Xiao Qinglong, a tsundere who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside. I think this character is quite interesting. Anyway, I think this book is still worth recommending, it is very good.

Not bad, but the simulation time is too long. The plot is very pure love, and I look forward to the Shura field in the harem later.

As someone who usually loves to read exciting novels, I have somehow begun to slowly enter the world described by the author. I have read some very good novels in recent times. Although they are systematic, they are not as straightforward and exciting as most novels. In terms of story telling, I still feel very good. I look forward to the follow-up.