
Naruto's Bully Ninja Cat
木叶的恶霸忍猫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 870k Words
- Genre
- Anime & ACG
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
359Chapters
121kPopularity
1.1kReaders
947Must-read votes
9.3Score
430Ratings
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Reader comments 19
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It's still very good. The author doesn't need to belittle himself. The idea is very novel. Other authors all write about people, and it's almost the same every time they write. Sitting here brought me a brand new world of ninja from the perspective of a cat. Of course, the article itself is also very interesting, and the cat's antics also enhance the overall quality of the book. Overall, it's a good work.
Interesting. Unlike some books, the protagonist comes out strong and shameless. The protagonist's strength in this book is gained step by step. Although there are some bad parts, it is generally very good. The author didn't want to write it like this at first, which is somewhat bad. But after changing the original idea, he was able to write it so well, but it's really good.
The protagonist desperately wants points, and regardless of the situation, he would rather take risks and have a teammate mentality on the battlefield than get the "three melons and two dates" that are temporarily unavailable. Without the aura of the protagonist, he would have died long ago.
How shameless
Not bad, and not bad
It's so tedious, it's just a matter of collecting points every day, racking your brains to write down the points while wearing the skin of Hokage. The flaw is that you don't dare to get too many points. If you get too many points, it will end early. If you don't get enough, the plot is always centered around points, and then you have to change skills, which makes you tired.
I rarely read this kind of book, so I found it interesting at first, but as time went on, it became uninteresting and could only be fresh for a while.
Nice
It's good. At least the development is very reasonable. There is no escape from death that cannot be beat hard. There is no weak plot for the protagonist for the sake of water word count. There is no enemy who forcibly surrenders his intelligence and comes to seek death. It is a small flaw. There are so many little ninjas written. The subsequent development of the plot goes too fast. It is a pity that the little ninjas with such vivid and vivid personality traits are invisible. For example, Little Red Bean almost only appears in a few scenes at the beginning, but when I write a review, it is unforgettable.
Can kill time