Naruto: A Colorless Life

I really like this article. I've read it four times. It's a pity that it's finished. It's a rare good article about Minato CP.

Yingying has been in despair for half his life. After waiting for a long time, he has to just let it happen. Looking at the synopsis, it feels like it is also a heavy drama.

In fact, we can continue to write extras. How will the childish guy react when he finds out that Itachi turned on the kaleidoscope for Shisui and Sasuke turned on the three magatama for Naruto? Really want to know

I still like it after the second brush...

Male ``A side story from the male protagonist's perspective? ? ?

Damn it, it took me so long to finish this article before I found this one... Sure enough, I was still not used to the fourth generation of whoring stories, so I took a detour before... But I was completely shocked by this article! The second half is a bit bland, but the extra chapter really effectively enriches the world line. After reading this article, I feel that the world view is about to be complete! At first, I didn't have a special impression of this article—probably because the title of the book is so fresh and fresh. Speaking of fresh and fresh, the male protagonist of this article simply slapped me in the face for my yy when I first read the title!⊙?⊙! Wow, the male protagonist who is so dark from the beginning is really interesting! Wow, this analysis of Konoha's political system is very subtle! Wow, this writing style is top-notch in online writing! Wow, this male protagonist is very real! Wow, why is my IQ not enough? The male protagonist's character and plot setting are still very interesting, but the biggest highlight of this article is undoubtedly the accurate grasp of the male protagonist's psychological progress, especially the slightly suspicuous and aloof writing. Frankly speaking, when I read the article these days [at this time I will lament the benefits of killing after the end] it is extremely exciting and refreshing. Then, there is no big problem with the fourth generation of prostitution, but the male protagonist is really too boring ←_←The most dissatisfied thing is that the two people have too little ambiguous interaction! Basically, they just confess their love and live as a married couple. Oh, in fact, except for a little bit of meat, it still lacks the feeling of a heartbeat... When I see the final strategy moment, as a reader, I can't help but feel sad instead of happy. Maybe this love is too heavy in the chaotic world. Gee, speaking of it, this article actually played a key role in helping me get out of the shadow of unrequited love←_←. I would like to sincerely thank the author. This article at least tells me that no matter what the crisis is or the undercurrent is surging, I will always choose to persist in fighting. There's no need to look back until you figure out what you really want. Treasure this article. I called out weakly: Please give me a physical book...

I cried when I saw the synopsis of "Half a Life in Desolation". I really like that silly girl Qing Yan. Unexpectedly...

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Author Author ~ I was lucky enough to read this article a long time ago. I just read it as a pirated copy when I was short of money. Now that I have the ability and want to review it, I started to read it again. At that time, I had not read any BG-gradient BL novels. While I was careful not to step into any trap, I could not help but fall in love with the protagonist and the fourth generation. I was very eager to stop and wanted to know the follow-up. The BG line with Mikoto really shocked me and moved me. I never thought that there would be a female protagonist who would not compromise for the male protagonist at all. Obviously the male protagonist is also a victim. She likes Itachi so much and likes her so much. Even if she gives up her own dignity and even personality, she still wants to protect this family. But Mikoto is really cruel, both to herself and to the male protagonist. I blame her but I can't hate her. Moreover, it's really interesting that the male protagonist concentrates on his career but retreats step by step in his relationship! The more the male protagonist wakes up from the pain, the more excited I become. The story line with the fourth generation is also very good, with the unfamiliar encounter in the early stage, the protection of different ideas in the later stage, and even the male protagonist being imprisoned by the fourth generation, it is really delicious, and the imprisonment must have an indescribable plot to be perfect! Intimidation jokes or something like that, do you still have a backup of the meat teacher you stewed before? I hate that I can't keep up with the good times in Jinjiang. The heart that beat my chest and feet at that time has resurfaced [holding my chin]

I came back to read it after many years. I was originally attracted by this article to get into Fugaku and Minato. As a result, there wasn't much food on LOFTER [laughing and crying] Now I want to look again but can't find it.