
Konoha Pokémon
木叶宝可梦
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 207k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The Ninja Tower!
The Ninja Tower! Every book lover can leave a ninja of your own creation. Describe the ninja's name, personality, class (C level and above, S level and below, not too high, S level and above ninjas are basically the protagonists of the original work), ninja type (taijutsu, illusion, ninjutsu), what ninjutsu they know, etc. I try my best to incorporate it into the novel. Thank you for your support.
Good subject matter, outrageous brain circuit,,,
The theme of Pokémon in Konoha is quite good, but it's a pity, emmm, when I saw the third chapter, there were two outrageous places,,, humans used the power of technology to defeat ninjas, and then, humans didn't pay attention to technology? ? ? The protagonist chooses Naruto, and then his childhood sweetheart is worried about him. He doesn't explain but also expresses in his heart that the knot in his childhood sweetheart's heart can only be untangled by herself? ? ? What the hell kind of logic is this?
About Ichiraku Ramen
Art comes from life. It is said that the name of Ichiraku Ramen comes from a ramen shop that Kishimoto often went to when he was in college. Therefore, the name Ichiraku also exists in reality, but it is probably not hand-made. In addition, ramen originated in Japan. It was introduced to Japan with the Ming Dynasty officials in the late Ming and early Qing Dynasties. If you are interested, you can look up the story of Zhu Shunshui, a great scholar, and the Mito clan, one of the three Tokugawa clans. There is an article on Zhihu that collects and introduces the menus and price lists of Naruto Ichiraku Ramen in different periods of the comics. It is worth reading.
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Ye Qiu's bond value is basically accumulated by Xiaoying. With such a childhood sweetheart caring, the author is undoubtedly good to Ye Qiu. If Ye Qiu doesn't love Xiaoying like this, wouldn't he seem a bit scumbag? I wonder if the two will have an emotional bond in the future? If the beginning of this book was normal, then everything started to turn around with the appearance of Ichiraku Ramen and the appearance of Uncle Ichiraku. Even after a long time, I was still impressed by Uncle Ichiraku's smile. It was obvious that he knew Ye Qiu and Uzumaki Naruto very well, and he might even know more, so I am very curious about how Uncle Ichiraku exists in the story? And that beautiful sister, who didn't expect to be the administrator of the system configuration, is a bit too big. Fortunately, we are in the second dimension. If we are all so beautiful in reality, how can ordinary people like us live? But what about the system upgrade? The system is not powerful, and upgrading is so troublesome. It has to be a close encounter. Isn't this a benefit that the author seeks greatly for Ye Qiu? The more I look at it, the weirder it becomes. The biggest reward of this upgrade trip is probably that I picked up Iruka for nothing, and I also earned a lot of Iruka's bond points. However, this uncle's acting is really not up to par. He has no idea that his emotional fluctuations have been spied on. If he knew, would he wake up earlier? But no matter what, Ye Qiu happened to be looking for Iruka as well. It was a lucky hit, and it took no effort at all. If Iruka knew the truth, he would definitely want to beat him up! There was also the lottery, which was really a test of human desire. Those thank yous for patronage really made me laugh, it was so exciting!
The idea is good, but unfortunately the writing is not good and I can't express it at all. It's so embarrassing to read.
Ninjas are obtained before graduation (high-level ninjas will be on a first-come, first-served basis) and then the assessment is to test the skills of ninjas. So what does the assessment of this graduation exam have to do with the students' abilities and the education they received? These ninjas were not trained by them. A certain student will never go to class. Before graduation, he gets lucky and chooses a very good ninja to surpass other people who study hard. Is this reasonable? What is the significance of this assessment? Test people's luck? If we simply test the match between students and ninjas, wouldn't it be enough to just claim the ninjas directly? Why else would we go to school?
I think Pigfoot is a person who only thinks about himself. For the so-called bond value, he constantly makes his friends suffer and worry, and doesn't care about other people's feelings at all.
I can only say that the subject matter is novel, the beginning is a waste material flow, and it is a waste material flow that is delivered to the protagonist's door to shame. Then the attractive points of Pokémon and Naruto were not caught.
The system is too screwed up. I'll draw ten out of 9. Thank you for your patronage. I won't explain what the rest of the system is and what its use is.
I didn't expect you to be the eagle dog of Dongchang. I'm very disappointed in you.
I have never seen this kind of subject before, so for now it is just a retelling of Naruto's experience in another way.
This book is super beautiful, far beyond my expectations. I came in without any high hopes, but I underestimated the excitement of this book. Although it made me a little awkward at first and it was difficult to get into the mood, it did not prevent me from wanting to continue reading. The key lies in the theme of the book, which is definitely It's a different approach, with a novel perspective and interesting points. Anyone who has read Pokemon and Naruto knows that it is simply a childhood memory that must be read every day. When the combination of the two now becomes a redefinition and collision of words, in my opinion, it has a different spark, and it is a novel worth pursuing! The male protagonist Ye Qiu enters the two-dimensional world and becomes a trainer. He has a golden finger that no one else has. Although he claims a D-class Uzumaki Naruto, the golden finger will guide Ye Qiu how to train Uzumaki Naruto to transform perfectly. The key is that the image of Uzumaki Naruto is no longer the tall Naruto, but the kawaii appearance of an elf. Such changes always make me skip the show, after all, whether it is a ninja or a ninja. Elves are deeply rooted in people's hearts, and their inherent image will not change easily. So when the two are combined, the impact and subversion can be imagined. From this, we can also see that the author must be a serious anime fan, otherwise he would not be able to write such a beautiful two-dimensional novel. You must know that if you want to write a good book, you must have a deep understanding of the original work and the original characters. Otherwise, it will be very difficult. It's easy to get discouraged. So far, I think the overall feeling of this book is quite good. Whether it is the setting of the characters, the development of the storyline, or the style of the language, I am quite satisfied. It makes people want to read more. What I like most is not Ye Qiu or Naruto, but Ye Qiu's mother. She is really a comedy character with a mother. Look at Ye Qiu's helpless look, I really feel that my mother is Ye Qiu's nemesis. Now there is another Uzumaki Naruto. I like Uzumaki Naruto far more than my own son. I once doubted that this son was picked up. At a certain moment, I even felt that Ye Qiu is the old father and my mother is his daughter. Isn't the role reversed? But in general, I like my mother's character. Even though I and Ye Qiu are dependent on each other, I don't complain about the unfairness of fate. Instead, I can maintain my girlish nature as always. This is very difficult. Otherwise, my mother is too good at pretending. Anyway, I love this character. The other character is Uzumaki Kushina. I don't know what kind of Kushina I will see in the next second. Such mystery and unknown make people look forward to it. It writes the way women want to live, which is quite enviable. Of course, if such Kushina is said to be Naruto's biological mother, I really can't accept it. The two are about the same age. I really don't want to admit it. Fortunately, the author did not write it in a bad way and let Naruto call Kushina mother, otherwise I would be really similar! I won't say much else. First, I need to read the book. The more I read, the more I will know the structure of the story. No matter what, the overall story is great, so the author should continue to work hard and update it!
The idea is great, the main character is annoying, I just finished reading Chapter 11