Naruto: The Sky Dragon's Journey Across Anime Worlds

First, a summary of why new readers didn't read the long article (up to chapter 99): Strengths: The author's writing style leans towards everyday life and rather sensitive and subtle emotional descriptions; the book's premise is quite excellent and eye-catching; the setting is niche but rather outstanding, and if it resonates with your tastes, it could be a good fan fiction.

Shennong Post After looking at a few images, I was initially quite looking forward to seeing the Sky Dragon, but then the female version and Sasuke in drag became unacceptable. It's just that the elements are too complicated and mixed together, so I can't accept it. Elements: Sky Dragon Girl Transformation, Sasuke in Women's Clothing

I don't like this style; it doesn't even qualify as Le Ziwen.

The current appeal of this book lies in the protagonist's mischievous manipulation of Sasuke's desire for revenge, leading him step by step down the path of cross-dressing. The author's writing style is not dark, and Sasuke's mentality is becoming increasingly healthy (not really). The initial physical sensations were a bit of a letdown, but still acceptable.

The title is a bit suspenseful; I suggest the protagonist go to the entire Wang family's Valley of Rest and kill all the graves of those ninjas who keep jumping around in the cemetery.

The protagonist is female in her present life and female in her past life. Osiris Sky Dragon is also genderless, so why worry about whether or not to get married?

Should Riko abort Sasuke's body? 😍

Ababa

Group photo of the three Egyptian Gods

The writing style remains the same, with no improvement. 🤭