Konoha: the Uchiha's Master of Neuromanipulation

Not to mention the fact that the time traveler is not the only one, the protagonist doesn't know the plot, and the emotional line is sloppy, just think that I am an old bookworm and have strong resistance to poison. What I don't understand is where did the Sakura near the end come from? It's quite unexpected. There are only seven chapters in total, but the ending takes up so much of the plot. I just wrote whatever came to mind.

The plot is too outrageous. The way fantasy Naruto was written ten years ago, it is normal for time travelers to kill each other, but the plot of this book is too outrageous. The protagonist talks about life, society, and politics with prisoners of the enemy team. If you don't read this kind of outrageous book, you will regret it for the rest of your life. There are always Yun Hokage authors who like to lower the quality of their fandoms.

The subject matter is very attractive, but don't read the rest of it. It's like a god at the beginning, but a scumbag at the end, especially the emotional novels.

Not a buddy, the protagonist is a time traveler, but he doesn't know that Obito opened the kaleidoscope after Lin's death. What's the point of writing the plot of Obito going to take out his eyes just after half of his body was crushed apart from making the protagonist look stupid?

Uchiha hates oppression and looks down on medical ninjas

Good-looking, good-looking, so good-looking, the plot is so thoughtful

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The logic is normal before chapter 30, but the logic is chaotic after chapter 30. In Chapter 30, a pure doctor was allowed to participate in the core tactical discussion?

A very good article, it doesn't focus on fetters or passion, but on system and research.

If the author doesn't know how to write emotional dramas, then he shouldn't write them. I think the emotional interaction between the protagonist and Nonoyu is very awkward. It feels like an ignorant love affair in his teenage years. However, the amount of knowledge the protagonist has and the depth of his thinking about the revolution show that the protagonist was a mature adult during his lifetime and has never been in love since. The main character's doppelgänger's attitude toward relationships is very much like that of an adult, and his attitude toward women is not the ignorant fantasy of a teenager, so he behaves very separate from the main character. The main character is like a fledgling, with no experience in relationships. The photo album mode with Nonou is written in the same style as a Japanese manga pig's trotters.