Naruto: The Scourge

I really like Orochimaru's words in this book, I hope the wind blowing towards you will never stop. For those who are trapped in the whirlpool, the way forward is difficult. Even if everything is against me, I can't look back. Trampling on everyone else in my life for one person is simply the scum of scum. It's disgusting to say the least, but he must have been mentally prepared to move forward in the wind. I don't comment on whether I approve of what the protagonist does, but this protagonist only makes me feel deeply distressed. When he is cruel, there is not much description of inner guilt, but I feel like he is laughing at me. "I have already decided to be a bad guy, do you still want me to look miserable?" It seems that I don't want to be forced to do that? I'd better avoid that kind of shabby and disgusting psychological comfort." But in the end, when he said to his childhood self in an uninhabited hallucination, was the sentence "If you could do it again, you would have a better choice" considered a kind of guilt and regret? He finally left, trampling on the future that everyone had bought for him, and he didn't make good use of it. He regretted it after all. Fortunately, it was the future that he really wanted, and he would probably cherish it more in the future. He has gone through everything and let go of his heart. Will his stone heart melt a little?

I have read it for the third time because I saw some other book reviews and I have to say that this is the best Naruto fanfic I have ever read. The values, the world view, and the portrayal of the protagonist in the book are all top-notch. It is written about the real Naruto. I saw some book reviews and felt that the protagonist or the entire world was too dark and gray. All I can say is that these people don't understand Naruto at all. They have not understood Naruto after more than 700 episodes. Naruto has never been a positive and passionate anime. It is just Naruto who is blinded by Naruto's smiling face that never admits defeat. The setting of many characters in the original book and the ending are not difficult to see the ninja world that Kishimoto wants to express. I also felt after Jiraiya made me cry for half an hour that this book is indeed not suitable for those who are middle school students. But if you are really a Naruto fan, you must also feel that this is a good book and a real Naruto. It is not one of those bad books that blindly please some novice readers. Even the final ending of this book is not difficult to see that the author was forced to give a happy ending under pressure, but it must be said. The author really wrote about Naruto. As far as Naruto fans are concerned, there is no book that can surpass this one.

Well written, the best Naruto fanfic, with an original plot, the protagonist has his own obsession, and the whole book revolves around the central idea. It doesn't go off topic, and it doesn't drag on. It's not like a lot of fanfics that look like a running list. The characterization is very good. The protagonist knows what is most important to him, but in the process, the people in the Naruto world will eventually leave traces in his heart. This is not a collapse of the character, but the nature of human nature. People are complex, and rationality and sensibility are in conflict. They are not robots that set a program and continue to execute it. , So it is normal for the protagonist not to kill Kushina several times, and although he did not kill, the protagonist's goal was basically achieved. The final ending is even more unexpected. The opening of a small harem in the ending is unexpected, but it makes sense when you think about it carefully. The three female characters are all well portrayed, and it is not good for anyone to suffer, so there is no problem. I would like to call this novel the strongest Naruto fanfic.

Personally, I feel that it is the best among the Naruto books, and the one that suits my taste best. There will be no Naruto after this book, and the ending is perfect.

Torturing the owner for the sake of being dark, forcing a concave and convex atmosphere and theme, old bookworms will feel a bit embarrassed, because indeed such a book is too tiring, let alone what Naruto is like, this is just the author's own pretentiousness, too literary 🙂, from the author's other books, this book is really hard to describe in comparison with others, it is really uncomfortable if I don't spray it, when will the literary youth disease be less

When everyone reads this novel, just think of the pig's feet as the second pillar! The sense of immersion is huge! !

Kushina being the heroine makes me very uncomfortable.

I don't want to read it after reading the introduction. Dark stories don't matter, but what the hell is the reason for returning to Earth?

Novels written ten years ago are generally tiring to read now.

It's so depressing, dark for the sake of being dark. I have to say that the author's writing style and characterization are very good, but this novel made me a little depressed. I couldn't stand it until halfway through and planned to abandon the book. Naruto may have political games, intrigues, and battles of interests, but it is indispensable for the glory of humanity, the bond of partners, and responsibility. But I feel that the character of the male protagonist is not a human, but more like a beast. His desire to return to Earth is not an obsession, he is completely possessed. 😥