Konoha: Scientific Transformation of the Ninja World

The three views are not correct, there is no excitement, it feels very bland and lacks passion. From the reader's point of view, this book is a failure.

The writing is very good, and the political thoughts of the author have been added to it. Whether it is chakra, magic, or science, everything that appears is the progress of the times. Only by unifying and letting tragedies happen to a few people can we achieve conceptual peace for the common people.

Although Dr. Genos is a genius, his ideas are too bold, so it is difficult for anyone to support him. However, he is also a perseverant person and has persisted for so long.

Kato Shizune is really secretive, and her strength should be pretty good. After all, during the physical fitness test, she successfully surpassed Hinata Mirai and even entered the top 30.

Before reading this book, I went to the comment area and saw a very interesting topic about the Hyuga Clan and its branch families. Among them, the topic of whether the Clan has elders is also very controversial. I think there is no such thing! Before discussing this issue, first of all, we cannot avoid the settings of the original work and the Book of Formation, but they are not necessarily accurate. There are many settings in the original work that cannot be justified and are contradictory. Of course, I have not read the book of formations, and what follows is what I think is more reasonable. First of all, there should be only one person in the clan, Hyuga Hizatsu, and his successor. There should be only one clan in each generation. Secondly, there should be elders in a divided family. No matter what, the family also needs people to manage it. A separate parent group can fulfill this role. Just like bees and ants, there will only be one king in each generation. Unless the old king dies, the new king will take over. When it comes to the struggle between the split family and the main family, I think there is no such opposition as written in the novel. Their positions may be the same, and they are both protecting the Hyuga family. The branch family is responsible for the protection, and the clan family is responsible for the inheritance! Their status is neither higher nor lower, and there is no theory of clan exploitation and division. Speaking of which, they are all seven aunts and eight aunts, more or less related to each other, and the bones are broken but the tendons are still attached! To put it bluntly, it is just a larger family. What is discussed in the novel is a bit excessive. Does the clan family and the branch family have to have some hatred? Since they can't live together, why do they still stay together? It's a bit unrealistic. Talking about "Caged Bird". The entire ninja world, including Naruto fans, knows that the Byakugan can be transplanted without any sequelae, so the cost of going out to the Hinata family is very high, and it is easy to be targeted and assassinated! Perhaps in the eyes of the branch family, the "caged bird" is not necessarily a cage, but may also be a protective umbrella. With it, the Hyuga family no longer has to worry about the Byakugan being taken away. As a price for safety, it will also limit the upper limit of people's ability to live, and the 360-degree field of view will be reduced by one degree. Most of them are ordinary people, and it is impossible for ordinary people to reach their upper limit. For them, this restriction is not painful or itchy. Does it matter whether they are elite jounin or kage level? They can't reach it anyway. Of course, Hyuga Neji in it is a different kind. Not only is he extremely talented, he is also very ambitious. He is unwilling to accept his restricted fate, and he also has a little misunderstanding of his uncle! That's why he hates the Zong family, or it can be said that he hates Hinata, because a person with mediocre talent was born in the Zong family and has an identity and freedom that is out of his reach. In his eyes, Hinata is wasting his talent and is unforgivable! If the child of the Zong family was a super genius, so awesome that he almost reached the sky, and could absolutely crush him, would he still be able to have these thoughts? The above is my personal understanding. I think it is unreasonable to write the Hyuga clan and the branch clan in such opposition! Thinking about Hyuga Neji who wants to explode his thorns every day, maybe he is the only one, or maybe it is a very few people! The plot and performance of Hyuga Neji after his heart knot is untied are consistent with the look of a branch family. When the main family and the branch family are faced with the life-and-death decision of the family, they will risk their lives! If anyone thinks what I said is wrong, you can raise it and discuss it!

There are one chapter and five advertisements for those who are members, and ten advertisements for those who are not members. There are also small advertisements above and below. Why don't you stop reading novels and just watch commercials to make money faster?

Not to mention whether Otsutsuki's group of alien gods who rely on chakra for their existence have human genes. Even if multiple blood inheritance limit genes coexist, chakra cannot be integrated. This cannot be solved by human genetic fusion. After all, apart from soul and energy, chakra has nothing to do with humans.

Getting more and more watery

This novel has an obvious flaw, that is, the Sandaime has a "telescope" and can see anywhere in Konoha Village. The protagonist thinks that others don't know and keeps doing little things. It's not clear whether the author forgot this bug or...

It's not my cup of tea. After reading Chapter 70, the protagonist's style of doing things seems to have begun to distort views and human nature.