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Recommendation index: three and a half stars I give three and a half stars not because this book is poorly written. In fact, this book is pretty good in terms of narrative and overall structure. However, the protagonist behaves a little out of the blue. In the first few chapters, the little brother and the little brother are running around. The plot of sleeping with Mei Terumi in the recent chapters is also very strange. Although the cp has been determined for a long time, but how can I put it, this sudden sleep feels a bit abrupt, as if he is anxious (well, maybe he should be anxious). The protagonist, Golden Finger, is a collector, and now he has a complete set of blood skills. It is a happy and refreshing novel.

Recommended index: between three and a half to four This book was picked out by me through hard work on the list of new books. I picked it up by chance when I had turned over two hundred or so pages. However, inversely proportional to the cover that doesn't look very clever is a more reasonable and smooth story line. The protagonist, a civilian ninja, is traditionally from the Leaf Village and is a student of Orochimaru, but the relationship between the two is really good, neither dependent nor flattering, it is a serious master-student relationship. Now that the plot has reached the third war, although the character of the protagonist is actually a ninja, it is actually not interesting. There is no entertainment activity as a reason to deviate a little bit in the direction of making things funny, but the problem is not big, the narrative is still normal, there is no mentality, and there is no tampering with IQ. The problem may be that he is too young, ten years old or a teenager. But overall I still recommend it. After all, this is the most detailed thinking I have ever seen in a Naruto article. It is reasonable and does not make people feel bad. It is awesome!

Recommendation index: four stars The protagonist's plug-in is the residual fire sword in Bleach. The overall style of the book is also a serious story telling. There is no random destruction of the power system or random opening of CP lines. The Zanpakutō brings stronger soul strength, which is also one of the features of this book. Some uncontrollable existences in the original work, such as the Shinigami who sealed away the corpses of the Uzumaki clan, become controllable. Although it is also the beginning of Uchiha, the route taken in this book is to save Uchiha, and there is no forced rescue, which is also a more comfortable advantage.

Recommendation index: four stars The author's writing style is relatively sophisticated, and even though the characters are important plot figures, the reading experience does not have the embarrassment caused by the replacement of characters. The protagonist's IQ is online, he doesn't follow the emotional line randomly, he is well-founded in doing things, he is very clear about his own route, and the overall system is not broken. He is a popular Naruto fanfic that you can read recently. It has been a while since I read the book. If you have no books to read, you can read this one first and have fun.

Recommendation index: four stars (new book is on the waiting list) The latest new book is ranked second. This is a new book by the old author of the previous Naruto fanfic that seeks death. It is now in its infancy. I happened to come across it while browsing the fanfic today. After clicking on it and reading it, I am really looking forward to the future direction. The protagonist is a product of an extremely coincidental experiment created using the blood of Tobirama and Izuna during the Earth Reincarnation Experiment, but the problem is not big. Basically, it just helps him find a good background. There is no plot about the experimental product, so it is a relaxed route. This author's writing style is a little bit funny. The system in the previous book was a bit of a poison because it interfered too much with the protagonist's behavior and often persecuted the protagonist. So the author of this book directly did the reverse operation. He chose not to put the system directly, and it was just an item cheat. So far, he has avoided all the problems in the previous book as much as possible, which is quite worth looking forward to.

Recommendation index: four and a half stars The old rule is that the entry-level work is put up first. In the same way, I add my beautiful entry-level filter. I give it five stars at first, but in the end I give it four and a half stars. I wasn't a casual fan of Naruto fanfiction, but after reading it, I suddenly became interested. The protagonist of this book was born in a separate Hyuga family, but he broke free from the shackles of the caged bird at the beginning, focusing on improving his strength, and did not mess with the emotional line. He is unique among the toxic emotional lines of many single male authors, and is really well received. Although the whole book was said to be really difficult in the later stages when the enemies were crazily stacked, it took me a long time to enjoy it, so in the end I reduced the five stars by half a star, but the middle and early stages were really good. Both the setting of the protagonist and his behavior are relatively logical, and there are no strange brainless behaviors. It is neither a saint nor a darkness. It is a highly accomplished work in Naruto that takes the scientific research path.