🤡the Second Dimension of Shama Jiang🤡

I was deceived by the cover, and the author is indeed soft, slippery, warm, and funny. I am not disappointed except for the water. I recently joined V and am working harder. This is a novel about time traveling as Tsunade. Before the time traveling, the protagonist was a otaku who only knew the plot of Naruto. When she accidentally traveled to the world of Naruto, she was reborn as a young Tsunade. The golden finger is to complete the tasks issued by the system and play the big wheel to randomly obtain items, but it is always possessed by honey gambling luck. A Tsunade who was tricked by the gambler system, and a Konoha ninja village who was tricked by the time-travelers. There is no hot-blooded and domineering Long Aotian, just a little girl who is constantly struggling because she is timid and afraid of death. This book is joyful, light-hearted and funny, and the author uses complaints and various jokes just right. It is a Naruto fanfic that people can read in one sitting. However, the nerd nature is serious, and many old two-dimensional jokes will be difficult to understand if you are not familiar with nerds. The writing is also smooth.

Kochai~The story is pretty good among Naruto fanfics. The protagonist's name is Conan🙈Conan🙈, borrowing from the God of Plague? I don't know how to evaluate this point, it looks a bit awkward. The story is good and positive~ I just love Zui Dun!

"Serialization" is even super slow! Be cautious when entering the pit! Incredibly beautiful EVA fanfic~ You can read it in one sitting! The writing is excellent and the plot is excellent. Overall, I love it! Please wait for the update slowly with me ~ Keke⍨⃝︎💭 There are not many fanfics that can make me feel the scenes of anime through words, but this one is quite good. The male protagonist, an IT man, travels back in time to Shinji Ikari. He started learning code when he was a child, and later used hacking techniques to successfully monitor humans to complete plans, but on the surface he is an autistic teenager who looks a bit weak. I really like this kind of male protagonist. His hard work and progress as a child and the details of his growth are so vivid before your eyes. This kind of straightforward and gloomy character makes people like it very much. The disadvantage is that after swapping bodies with Asuka in the later period, the plot and style of painting began to change in a funny direction, and the protagonist's character collapsed slightly.

This book is not about following the ship, it is about real pirates. You can kill them if you want. For example, in the early stage, you won the lottery by killing two navy, and you entered the Naval Research Department and killed Vegapunk. It was very passionate and burning. The plot setting is a bit of a no-brainer, but IQ is still on the line, so I won't be able to watch it at all. It's perfectly okay to pass the time when you're bored.

The biggest challenge in writing fan fiction where the protagonist is not the protagonist of the original work is how to integrate it into the original work and still have a sense of existence. For pirate fans, if they don't follow the Straw Hat route, they basically force one person on Luffy's pirate ship. The plot follows the original plot. There is no innovation in the plot, and no characteristics in the characterization. It just adds a few more opponents, changes a few lines of dialogue, and in the end it is very likely that there is an additional name full of flaws. Therefore, for authors who have no originality or average plot control ability, when writing fan fiction, they will either write it as a bland and boring follow-up flow, or they may want to have new ideas but fail to successfully control it, and in the end they will end up with all kinds of brain damage and illogicality. This book avoids this problem very well. Although the novel follows the original work, it also has differences from the original work. Sherlock can be regarded as the first protagonist who can truly integrate into the Straw Hat Pirates. There is one thing in the book that I am not used to. The author likes to add annotations or PS various explanations in the novel. This is too wordy and interrupts the smooth flow of the story. It is like you are listening to the story with relish, and from time to time, an explanation comes to your ears, who is this person and how this thing happened. Even if you don't understand some plots, readers will understand them later. The second is to influence readers into the plot. I was reading a book, dreaming that I would be like the protagonist, running around on adventures, following Luffy to challenge the sea, but such an explanation always reminded me that this is a book, and you are just a reader. So annoying!

This book provides a way of writing about how time-travelers lived in the past world, and the author can write exciting and exciting stories that coexist. The protagonist travels to the inconspicuous Haruno Sakura in the original work. With the support of no system or plug-ins, he develops new ninjutsu by relying on the knowledge he learned in his previous life and his rich and novel imagination. This way of taking advantage of the past life without spoiling the story and working hard should be the way of life for time travellers. In addition, the author's character creation is also outstanding, and the plot setting is reasonable and can withstand scrutiny. Smooth writing and interesting plot also add a lot to this book. However, at the end of the novel, the eunuch...

If you read a lot of online articles, you can detect many things in just a short paragraph. For example, in the writing style of this book, the author masters long sentences in a paragraph with ease, giving people a smooth experience while also creating a lively and cheerful style. The writing style of the novel is also established here, and the story unfolds easily in a cheerful way. In addition, the novel is very innovative, especially in the book Kyuubi is the father and Minato is the mother. Such novel characters greatly increase the interest of the story. And seeing the various stories between Naruto, Kaguya, and Hinata, this interest is further deepened. All in all, a good book worth reading.