
Library of Ruina: Becoming the Strongest Starts with Sending Invitations
月计:成为至强从乱发邀请函开始
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 109k Words
- Genre
- Anime Fanfiction
- Updated
- 15d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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50Chapters
2.7kReads
253Shelves
283Listens
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Satisfies my fantasy about libraries sending invitations to other worlds I had imagined a "Thanks for the Invitation to the Library... Ninja World" before, and I just wanted to have a beginning and outline. It was about the Seed of Light in Naruto, and their hearts were twisted. Kisame Kisame/Twisted. The deep-sea monster formed by the dark blue sea water wraps a fragile heart. It is particularly powerful where there is water. Then the protagonist group was led to the land and found that it was stained with land. That is, the dirt action has changed, but it can swim around underground. Danzo Shimura/Kamibei recognized his true nature in the library and took the initiative to remove the Sharingan from his hand and was swallowed by Hashirama cells, thus welcoming his new life. Keep abreast of changes in romance, short-term warnings for the future, etc., Hey, in short, I'm just lazy Satisfies my fantasy about libraries sending invitations to other worlds I had imagined a "Thanks for the Invitation to the Library... Ninja World" before, and I just wanted to have a beginning and outline. It was about the Seed of Light in Naruto, and their hearts were twisted. Kisame Kisame/Twisted. The deep-sea monster formed by the dark blue sea water wraps a fragile heart. It is particularly powerful where there is water. Then the protagonist group was led to the land and found that it was stained with land. That is, the dirt action has changed, but it can swim around underground. Danzo Shimura/Kamibei recognized his true nature in the library and took the initiative to remove the Sharingan from his hand and was swallowed by Hashirama cells, thus welcoming his new life. Keep abreast of changes in romance, short-term warnings for the future, etc., Hey, in short, I'm just lazy The essence of chakra is heart-to-heart, as mentioned in the anime, and the combination of light seeds and the two will create a wonderful chemical reaction, which can involve more second-generation characters. I really think the potential is unlimited.
The writing is quite good, it's a very standard "borrowing the original setting to write your own story" fanfic. It has a large setting, time travel (the protagonist is suspected of traveling through time, but it's not sure if it is related to time and space), and seems to have some influence on national destiny. A certain type of retrieval flow (retrieving the secretary from other worlds) has not yet been fully revealed, so I won't make an overall evaluation for the time being, but the impression is acceptable and the pace is relatively fast. Also, what is P company? The full name is Project moon. When I saw this sentence in the plot, I had an idea: I'm going to kill you🤦🤦
I think this book is very beautiful 😘
See what I found? A well-written monthly novel. The author's writing is good and the plot is very innovative.
Does the heroine lock her mother? 😢 I can't find a copy
It feels like it's the same book as Reconstructing the Lobe from the Destruction of a Corpse, but the lobe becomes a library.
It's very interesting. Hello, author. I'm reading the novel "Ruin Library". Please read more. Please read more.
It was written by a human, please support it.
Curiosity !! At a loss!!
A very good-looking novel that combines reality with games and writes down mysteries. These plots make you want to continue reading, which adds a bit of color. But I haven't read much of it, so I would personally recommend it.