Helping Countless Versions of Myself
和无数个我互相帮助
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Subgenre
- Infinite Flow
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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619Chapters
5.6kRecommendations
53.6kFans
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This is what literary youth are like.
As a reader, all you need to do is read the novel, but for aspiring writers, there are many more things to consider.
The author is too much of a literary youth.
It's like a chef setting up a stall, and someone simply wants to eat fried rice with eggs, and that's what they order. But the "chef" isn't happy: "Can my superb culinary skills be demonstrated by just fried rice with eggs?" He adds sugar, milk, stinky tofu, and soy milk to his fried rice, and finally two spoonfuls of Shaoxing wine for seasoning.
I just saw Naruto switch to The Smiling, Proud Wanderer, it felt so abrupt.
It feels like Naruto's popularity was just starting to rise when they switched to The Smiling, Proud Wanderer and released new illustrations. It's jarring to watch, like there's a sense of stagnation. Honestly, if it weren't for the decent writing style and other aspects, I would have dropped it immediately. And those inexplicable flashbacks in Naruto—you're writing a book, not a storyboard.
This is the first time I've seen someone say that the Fourth Raikage was a reckless fool. 🙄🙄🙄 Technological ninjutsu originated with him; how could he have achieved that without vision and courage?
It's pretty good, but I just don't understand why Kagura's mind-reading ability is so overpowered.
In the author's alternate interpretation, Chili Pepper Kagura possesses the ability to foresee random fragments of the future through her Mind's Eye, thus compensating for her untimely death during the Nine-Tails' rampage in Naruto. A secondary objective seems to be a reasonable way to break up the Fourth Hokage couple.
Holy crap, chapter 80 was a huge mess! He used a Kage-level wish to alter his soul's aura, betting that Madara Uchiha wouldn't kill him. LOL!
The author didn't watch the anime carefully. In the Naruto world, villagers are frequently attacked, robbed, and even massacred by bandits, ronin, and rogue ninja. Otherwise, who do you think would be responsible for so many low-level missions and bloody tasks for ninjas?
Classics will live on forever
The writing is too fragmented.
Putting aside other flaws, the author's plot is too fragmented, filled with flashbacks and digressions, taking up a significant portion of the text. Reading it in this disjointed manner is tiring. The author seems too eager to showcase their writing skills, completely neglecting the reader's experience.
No wonder it's a novel with 1.72 Million words and only 32 monthly tickets.