Simultaneous Transmigration: How Many Copies of Me Have Transmigrated?

Think clearly about what you want to read when reading fan fiction. If you want to be original in the fan fiction, why write a fan fiction?

There are indeed many bugs in Naruto, especially in the movie version. For example, the person who buried the detonating talisman in Konoha must have softened his heart, otherwise Konoha would be severely damaged.

All the heavens and worlds ask for divine magic and Shen Nong to help me. Doesn't it look good?

I think Sarutobi Hiruzen doesn't taste right, maybe he's not old yet

Naruto deviates too much from the original work, I can't watch it

The poison mentioned in the book review section actually seems to me to be okay and I can barely accept it. Even if I sell Marvel Wink and add a setting where the main god Wink is the main body and the others are all clones, or the main god is a clone, it silences me. It would be better to write a projection flow, and the main god Wink will be the main body and write the clones one by one. Do you know the author of the setting conflict? I think the most important thing about shared streaming is that you can trust "yourself", work hard to make progress together step by step, and become a big boss, and watch "yourself" show off. What I have achieved today is all due to "my own" efforts! I think this sentence is a shared core! Who can look directly at "Wenke" when the author writes this! The "Winker" from other worlds is just a soul fragment! The sense of immersion is degraded. Even if you write a behind-the-scenes story, if you throw out the settings so early, the sense of anticipation is gone!

Sixth and seventy-two chapters just made me stupid. What was written before suddenly went crazy. If you were to pave the way for an alien evil spirit to invade the world, it would be okay. It just happened to be a linkage between the protagonist's goal mission and the like. The result was a mess.

Before this hits the shelves, let's overhaul the Harry Potter part.

This kind of Duke novels, Naruto, etc. Have been written too much, and it is difficult to compete with fanfics. After all, not every author has a particularly good writing style like Feng Chaohuang. You can write about other worlds. It really tests the author's innovative ability. Write new things from new angles. Many people just like to read this kind of thing. If you write about that world, you don't necessarily have to write about that world. It's just for a certain ability in that world. If you go crazy simply because of love, then I won't say anything

The Hokage was defeated by a member of Otsutsuki's clan, let alone how strong he was.