Naruto: Naruto, Let’s Turn to the Dark Side

This book is about Naruto after his darkening. The protagonist is so invincible throughout the book that the battle scenes are basically passed through. The author made Sandai so bad that he didn't have any positive or negative comments about him. The whole idea of ​​the book is a conspiracy theory about the third generation, which has been divorced from the passion of Hokage. But it is undeniable that the author's writing style is very good, so I give it a good review.

In the Naruto version of The Revenge of the Prince, the emperor planned the death of the emperor and the empress, abused the prince, let him live in a servant's room, and was bullied at will by eunuchs and maids. Then, as the first general of the dynasty, the lord of the vassal saw the prince being humiliated, and after careful planning, he finally raised his arms to call out millions of soldiers (actually, there were only dozens of them) (people) overthrew the rule of the emperor, and on the way found that the emperor and the queen were not dead (resurrected), and also incorporated several small countries by the way. The happy ending (completed hastily) also includes the story of the vassal king and the young general's love story, and various wonderful plays between the vassal king and a group of ladies from aristocratic families. All of the above are involved (doge)

The protagonist is a brother-in-law and loves to engage in ambiguity. The pacing in the early and middle stages (around the first 100 chapters) is extremely slow. In the later period, the plot is completed in about 30 chapters. The protagonist's strength increases with the pacing. Overall, it is not a cool novel, but a bit rotten. Well, I personally think it looks a bit blue and thin.

There are too few words, but it's also very yellow 🙃

This novel feels like it was written very seriously. Although the content is immature, the author's attitude is attentive in every word. After reading it, I really felt like "the author really wrote with great care."

As expected of a brain that can regard Honor of Kings as a system, what he writes completely disrespects the original work.

I'm very confused as to why the rating is so high. What an obscene article. I'm blushing all day long. If I don't know, I thought the protagonist is a succubus in a fantasy novel. Can you please respect the original work? Finally... You're blushing like a bubble teapot!

The three generations have become too black.

All I can say is that it would be really good if I could finish writing Boruto. I've been reading Boruto for a long time, and it's actually quite good. It's not as good as the ones uploaded on the Internet. You ended it too suddenly. When I finished reading the last chapter, I didn't even know it was over. I clicked it a few times, and it turned out to be the end. My suggestion is that you publish another one, a continuation of this one, read Boruto, and then post Boruto there. , Also write it down, thank you.

I just feel that the description of the third generation is completely written towards evil people.