Naruto: On the Night of the Uchiha Massacre, I Became Kaguya's Jinchuriki

The protagonist is very kind, and this book makes up for some of the regrets of the original work. As a member of Team 7, when faced with Shiro and Zabuza, the protagonist would rather eat his own mentor Kakashi's Raikiri to save Zabuza. I hope the author can also save Dantuan 🥺. He is also a poor person, he just wants to become Hokage. I hope the author can let the protagonist give the blood eye and Kaguya to Tuantuan to help him become Hokage. This book is really good, highly recommended!

Although I have only read a dozen chapters, since there is not much space now, it is considered 1/5, so I can still evaluate it. The advantage is that the subject matter is relatively rare, not many people write about Kaguya, and the writing style of the main text is also normal, telling the story clearly. The disadvantage is that the pace is too fast and the time is too chaotic. Authors of fan fiction can prepare an outline and timeline first. Sasuke was 7 years old when the clan was exterminated, and they graduated at the age of 12. Three years later, the plot of Naruto ended at the age of 16, Boruto 30+. This is not controversial. This article ends by introducing the entire story in just a few chapters. That means it cannot be an excellent work. I didn't see what other reviews mentioned about being flat, but it won't be a problem. What matters is the plausibility of the story and Kaguya's interaction

Well, I have read more than 9,000 hours of novels. For me, this novel is quite good. It has no bad points and is okay to read. If there are a few hundred pictures, it should be 9 or 8 points.

The bad thing about this high-quality fanfic is that it does not have a single female protagonist, but multiple female protagonists. The introduction is probably written by the author who did not expect the outline and only thought of Kaguya.

So far it seems okay, but I hope the heroine is not Ino

It's good-looking. It's not like traditional Naruto novels. I added a lot of my own thoughts. For example, the protagonist is Kaguya. The most important thing is that there are some theatrical versions.

If I hadn't read the introduction, I would have known who the heroine was, and I would have thought it was Ino. The reason is that the first plot only appears three times, and there are more plots with Ino than the heroine. The relationship between them and almost death can open the protagonist's eyes (from my personal point of view, there are not many encounters). I don't know what will happen next, but can there be more storylines for the heroine? I'm looking at the sweetness of pure love, and I haven't gotten it yet.

At present, it seems that both humans and ghosts are showing off, and only the protagonist is being beaten. The Flying Thunder God was badly cut.

This book by the author is really good. I hope it won't stop updating. If there are black holes, don't worry about them. It's really rare to come across such interesting novels. Come on, I'm optimistic about you.

At present, it seems that the writing is quite good and has potential. I hope the author can continue to maintain it and not stop updating.