Fifty Years of Naruto Sign-Ins, Then I Joined a Chat Group

I feel that this book is very good, but I don't know why. This book is very unpopular, the author's writing is very good, the plot is also very smooth, and it is completely narrated. Anyway, my evaluation of this book can only be said in one word: "It's so cool!" It's so cool for no reason. I really recommend it. Then, the character of the protagonist is very overbearing. In the later stage, the protagonist will do whatever he wants! Let's rush together! (*•̀ᴗ•́*)و ̑̑

The writing is a bit too messy. The main character is a time traveler, but he still looks like a fool. All the fighting scenes are poorly written. Even though he is invincible in the ninja world, he still has to fight Nagato for a long time, destroying half of the village and then nothing happens? The writing is incomprehensible, especially the fighting scenes. It takes several chapters to cover just one person. Isn't it disgusting? It gave me a headache watching it, it was too poisonous, I couldn't hold it any longer, so I withdrew🤮

It ended a little early and was not very enjoyable to watch. The ending ends too quickly, which is a pity. The combat power setting is a bit vague, but it's not important as long as you know that you will crush everyone you encounter. In fact, I still like to watch the group of friends run to other works to help. It is very interesting and not watery. It feels reasonable to solve the tasks in chapters 4 and 5. The works included are also wide and involve several daily-type works without force settings. Unfortunately, the relevant plot is not triggered later. The last thing I want to complain about is the name of the male protagonist. He uses the name of Xiaozhi, but he practices immortality skills, which is a bit inconsistent.

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The plot of this book is confusing, the logic is unclear, the writing is childish, the author does not understand the original work, and his writing skills are poor. First of all, as a fan work of an anime novel, there are a lot of mistakes caused by a lack of understanding of the original work, and even misrepresentation, which is obviously a serious problem, leading to the loss of the greatest interest of this type of book. Secondly, the author's plot is very confusing and there is obviously no outline. In the beginning, Naruto paid attention to the plot, but later on, the authors of each world wanted to follow the original plot, and then wanted to change their own original plot, but they did not have the corresponding level. The basic logic did not make sense after repeated back and forth. In the middle period, the worlds jumped around, hammering here and there, and no longer focused on the plot. Finally, the author's writing style is relatively childish, not only contradictory but also full of errors and mistakes. In particular, it can be seen that the author's attitude is perfunctory, and later it is even worse. It is not surprising that the end is hasty and unfinished.

This book tells a story about a guy who pretends to be cool in front of a group of people in a way that even the group of people can't tell.

Very average, without the majesty of a group leader, just like a loser in front of women

Good

Qimao was like this. He found a few books to read but had no desire to read any more.

Overall, it's okay. There are some typos that make the plot a little confusing, but it doesn't affect the overall effect. You can take a look at the summary.