Naruto: The Savior

Speaking of which, this is a masterpiece that is difficult to copy among Naruto novels. It doesn't talk about system or bloodline, it talks about science, and it feels the same as a wizard novel. It really makes sense when you think about it. After all, Orochimaru, Yakushi Kabuto, and Beiruhu are all scientific, but they don't have enough vision. For example, Orochimaru studied Hashirama cells at first, and later studied the Sharingan. If he knew that the fusion of the two would be ridiculously powerful, he might have been a savior. Orochimaru Salvation Style🤭

This book is the end of Naruto fan fiction. Its technical and philosophical discussions are unparalleled in this genre. I would like to call this book the strongest Naruto fan fiction👍

The reason why this book became boring later on. Largely because the protagonist learned to fly the Thunder God. The Flying Thunder God itself is a deus ex machina-level bug, so Kishimoto asked the owner to retire early. Increase the difficulty crazily in subsequent uses. As a flash-level teleporter, Flying Thunder God is inherently a scammer. After the protagonist learns it, he completely loses the possibility of failure. This is fatal to a novel. Since there is no danger, it is the author's imagination that drives the development of the story. Therefore, in the later period, we can only become more and more imaginative, leading to high prices and low prices. The author hopes to pay attention to one thing in the next book. Ninjutsu such as immortality, space, and time will not appear if they are not used.

This is the most beautiful moment I feel about myself

It's too long-winded. The irrelevant explanations and psychological activities are stinky and long. They are repeated over and over again. The amazing thing is that those long paragraphs of explanations are skipped directly. The viewing experience is actually better. Because I have the patience to read Chapter 184, I really can't stand it, so I abandoned it and deleted it.

This book has a huge flaw. It's not divided into sections. It's very uncomfortable to read.

I have nothing to say, so I'll give you a vote.

I had to read the last 300 chapters. The pace in the later stages was too slow. Overall, it was good. The more I read the 80 extra chapters, the more I wanted to read them. Please update them more. I like reading them daily.

Mizuki... Is still the same Mizuki, Konoha... Is not necessarily the same Konoha (yes, just push up)

After eating a few mouthfuls of something indescribable, I came here to read Ershua's book. All I can say is that if you don't have that kind of strength, don't stand too high. The contrast makes it feel even more disgusting. Now a bunch of people are starting to write about revolution, people's line, and emotional climaxes to trick fools. You can write it as you like, but the greasy plot and wretched protagonist that come with it stand in stark contrast to this garbage. Who would be disgusting? To be honest, looking back, this book at least achieves the unity of the protagonist's worldview and methodology, and there are no inconsistent plots due to ignorance and the author's wretchedness. It's really rare.