The reviews of Naruto-derived romances that I have been reading recently are all based on my personal reading experience. They are all subjective and not objective. Please feel free to refer to them. Please use your own judgment for details.
I watched it a long time ago, and it was quite interesting. The heroine is a Senju child created by Orochimaru. She works for Orochimaru in the Sound Ninja Village. The hero is an original Uchiha that the heroine met when she traveled to the Warring States period.
It's very interesting. The author has mentioned a male protagonist between the pillars, so I'm really looking forward to it. I really like the story of the heroine going from poverty to being the owner of a shop and supporting a bookstore. I also like the story of the heroine's interactions with the ninjas, including the interaction between the heroine and her family. What I didn't like was the fights between the upper echelons of the Fire Nation's daimyo, which I found boring, and the series written by the heroine was also boring.
It's good-looking. I like Madara's image in this book very much. The emotional line is also very good. But the names the author gave to the characters in it gave me goosebumps.
Sweet cookie, Madara looks pretty good when he can't see the heroine in the front, but as the interaction increases later, I suddenly feel that Madara is quite OOC.
It's okay, I can watch it to kill time. I'm actually more interested in the story between the heroine and Buddha and Tajima, but the author hasn't written about that yet.