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No. Naruto is a popular mainstream anime and manga series. It has a rich world - building, complex characters, and positive themes like friendship, perseverance, and the pursuit of dreams. It has a huge fan base around the world and is far from being a cultist fanfiction.

Because Naruto is full of positive values. For example, Naruto never gives up no matter how difficult the situation is. This positive energy is not related to cults at all.

One idea could be exploring the origin of the cults in the game. Maybe a fanfic could focus on a character who discovers the ancient secrets that led to the formation of these cults, and their journey to either embrace or fight against it.

First, give the character a clear motivation. For example, if they are in a cult, are they there for power, knowledge, or something else? This will drive their actions throughout the story.

" Conquering Evil with Evil " was a romantic novel written by Pumpkin Xiaolongbao. The novel was also adapted into a radio drama with a total of three episodes, and there was a song of the same name, ED,"Fight Evil with Evil." The story told that everyone in the circle knew that Ji Jiahong was a scumbag who bullied the weak and feared the strong, but he also had a natural enemy, Wang Hao, who had a strong sense of justice and could suppress Ji Jiahong. Although Ji Jiahong had been bullied before, he refused to leave Wang Hao's side. This novel was written by Pumpkin Xiaolongbao. The main characters were Wang Hao and Ji Jiahong. As for other relevant information, such as the time of publication, the publishing house, and the ismn, the search results provided so far did not mention it.

To eliminate evil meant to eliminate evil. It had to be completely clean. This idiom emphasized that bad people and bad things should be cleaned up mercilessly, leaving no future trouble. To eliminate evil can be used as a verb, an object, or an attribute to refer to eliminating bad people and bad things. It had a similar meaning to " cutting the weeds and removing the roots ". They both meant to clean up and not leave any future troubles.

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" Conquering Evil with Evil " was the title of a novel. However, the search results did not provide any specific content, author, or other relevant information about the novel. Therefore, I am unable to provide a detailed answer regarding the novel, Evil Against Evil.

The two idioms were similar in meaning. They both meant to get rid of evil, bad people, and bad things. They must be completely clean. These two idioms can be used as predicates, objects, and attributes. They refer to eliminating bad people and bad things. The source of 'Evil Must Be Extinguished' was 'Zuo Zhuan·Ai AD Nian' and 'Shang Shu·Tai Shi Xia,' but the source of 'Evil Must Be Extinguished' was not found in the search results provided. The antonyms of eliminating evil were to eradicate the weeds and eliminate them all in one fell swoop, while the antonyms were to feed the tiger and feed the carbuncle. The antonoms of the phrase 'do not exterminate evil' could not be found in the search results provided. To sum up, the two idioms were used to eliminate evil, bad people, and bad things.

Using evil against evil refers to using evil to resist or stop another evil. To be specific, it could be understood as using evil deeds to resist or stop another evil deed. However, different documents had different explanations for the specific meaning of "using evil to subdue evil". Some people believed that using good to subdue evil was a more fundamental and feasible method, because using evil to subdue evil would only lead to a vicious circle, which was not conducive to the healthy development of society. Some people believed that human nature was evil, and using evil to subdue evil was a necessary means to limit evil and protect good. In short, the understanding and views of " using evil to fight evil " varied from person to person, and they needed to be weighed and judged according to the specific situation and purpose.