A Spin-Off That I Like Even Though I Haven't Read the Original Work.
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Regardless of the original novel, I just know that these stories moved me at this moment. (I really haven't read the original work. If I'm wrong in anything, please feel free to comment!)
I find this book interesting every time I read it. After reading it, I don't remember anything about it. I only know it is good-looking. I can only make up the review when I read it again.
Judging from the original work, the biggest disappointment is that Tatekai missed out on the sixteenth consecutive Kanto championship and three consecutive national championships. In addition to these, there are also the endings of Yukimura Seiichi, Kirihara Akaya, Echizen Ryoma, Tezuka Kunimitsu and other people who are also very dissatisfied. But I feel that whether it is Renji Yanagi, Genichiro Sanada, or other characters who lost the game due to personal issues, they all have a strong sense of tragedy, most of which come from regret and hurt. Obviously they are still teenagers, and their bright youth should not be cast in such a heavy and deep shadow, so I hope that each of them can be free from these helplessness. As arranged in this book, everyone can be carefully protected before any misfortune occurs or when they suffer misfortune. To be honest, I still care about Ryoma taking the same path as his father. It's not that that path is bad, I just think he should have more possibilities. And Tezuka, Aogaku is really unworthy. They are not that mature, but they are all so good in nature (I mainly refer to those mentioned above, not including those with malicious behavior). They may experience a lot of suffering, but they should have entered the brightest future. The biggest impression this book gives me is that if they had someone to affirm them when they were doubted, someone to care about and accompany them when they were hurt and helpless, someone to patiently guide them when they were stagnant, and someone to open their arms to catch them on the road to growth and stumbling forward, I think they might become braver when facing the unknown, challenges and setbacks, and the original tragedy would not have happened.
The full text is amazing. I don't know much about Naruto, but I personally think it is superbly written. It is definitely among the top online derivative novels in my mind. Under that shocking world view, an equally shocking story was born.
The author's foreshadowing is quite deep. Combined with the popular science about the characters' relationships and Naruto's background that my friend gave me, it gave me a feeling of being in a hurry.
Moreover, the bloody and outrageous elements mentioned in the text like Banfei marrying first and then falling in love, and using black technology to give birth to children, were actually written by the author in a very natural and reasonable way, and I think these plots made me feel that Banfei's CP is extremely difficult to work with.