I've Never Watched Naruto

Finally, he is not that kind of Naruto-style protagonist. The protagonists of other Naruto stories are obviously modern Chinese people who went to Hokage. They did not study immortality but followed the natives to develop a chakra system and relied on Otsutsuki. At most, they added celestial arts later. How can you surpass the creator in the chakra system? Not to mention that the creator has a backdoor. The Otsutsuki family has been an established program for thousands of years and countless tribesmen have been waiting to brush it... It is like being localized all at once, without the spirit of those predecessors who have traveled through martial arts and immortals!

The front is indeed a bit rambling, so take your time and read it. Many things in it are explained by the author himself. It is estimated that even Baidu does not have Baidu. For example, the telescope technique is directly understood by the author as a camera, as well as the previous provocative remarks. Things to note when reading this novel: 1. Do not regard this novel as a Naruto fan novel. This comic is suitable for people who have never read Naruto, just like the protagonist; 2. Suitable for people who don't want to think about it, this is a simple novel; 3. If you really like Naruto, don't read this book. It is suitable for people who have read Naruto but are not particularly familiar with it. Summary: Don't read if you are familiar with Naruto, the title of this book is the correct answer.

The author is completely explaining the world of Naruto in the way he understands it. They are two different worlds. It is stupid to use his own knowledge to understand them.

It's not that you can't cultivate immortality in Naruto novels. After all, there are natural energy and magical skills in it. If the author's setting is reasonable and the details can convince readers, it will definitely be a highlight. However, the theory of cultivating immortals in this book is all mechanical. The analysis of ninjutsu gives people a strong sense of drama, especially the analysis of the shadow clone technique. I thought I was watching Naruto in vain. Moreover, there are many unreasonable details in the cultivation settings. Most of them are due to "the power of my thinking", and then the cultivation was successful! To be honest, it's quite dramatic. The most important point is that the protagonist founded the Unleaf Society to unify the ninja world, but it turned out that he relied on his tyranny to recruit people. He could convince people by just throwing in a few modern theoretical books, especially the pharmacist Nonou and Kisame. The protagonist Nonou did not meet more than three times, and he told everything about life and ideals; . . At once. . . Quite brainless. . . Currently, there is only one member of the Cloud Leaf Club, Uzumaki Kagura, whose joining logic is established, and there will be no sense of drama, other than that. . . Let's not talk about Kushina and Orochimaru, it's just child's play. A lot of content in the book is either not enough foreshadowing, or it is all about "the power of my thinking". One of the golden finger abilities of the protagonist of I Xunsi is that God rewards hard work, not other gods. The logic of persuading others cannot even be convinced by readers, and the eloquence is not so outrageous! This results in many character settings and personalities that are not consistent with the original work. Of course, it does not have to be completely consistent, but you must have a logical foreshadowing for the change in character personality, but unfortunately there is not! There are a lot of foreshadowings that give people the feeling of being separated and out of touch. As long as the protagonist has the ability to be different from the gods, I will believe it. . . Result. . . How to say it? If the author wants to write a mindless and enjoyable article, then don't write cerebral content, just rush through the ninja world, and that will be the end of it, but what he writes now is both uncomfortable and dramatic, and has no sense of immersion at all. . . Summary: Brainless and fragmented!

Let socialism fill the ninja world

What Shimura wrote is so good, five-star praise and DingTalk treatment. There is also the previous percentage display, which is really good. Successfully eliminated the poison.

To be honest, this book really tests your patience. There is no real progress in the 55th chapter. I just write about whatever theory comes to my mind. The whole content is like this. If you don't know the plot, don't make assumptions or make too many assumptions. This is not beneficial at all and will affect your judgment. I bet that half of the previous theories will be useless later, but why write so much. 55 Zhang is still a 5-year-old child. Can the timeline be pushed forward faster?

How should I put it, naive, really naive! Too much is taken for granted!

Why does the protagonist want to kill his brother-in-law? Just because of a broken leg? Can the author explain this? And sister, what's the use of just dragging the oil bottle? Just taking care of the protagonist is indeed a benefit, but isn't it right to get married when you grow up? The other party's big family, family members and high-level officials of the village were all decorated with military exploits. They were injured for the sake of the village. They were pure heroes and made a lot of apology. It can be said that there was no stain on the surface except for the broken leg. Why is this sister not causing trouble? Also, a jounin is different from a special jounin. A jounin must be good at both body and mind. Regardless of Naruto, others are genin. Each Jonin has his own subordinates, so assassination is impossible, poisoning is impossible, and killing by force is impossible. Just see what to do.

After listening to the book for two chapters, I couldn't hold on to it anymore. There were some things that I just couldn't get out of my mouth. First, why are idiots who are reborn in time and space always so pretentious? Even if they haven't watched Naruto, they already know everything after watching some related videos. Especially after the end, for a minute or two, you may not know anything about it. That's okay, but because of the clever analysis, this deliberately misleading plot is so embarrassing that it can fill two rooms and one living room; Second, if you really don't know anything, why do you insist on knowing the plot? The background of the protagonist is not that of a child, and he can go to college with this IQ? Don't you understand the principle of doing too much and making too many mistakes? Can't you just become stronger by being quiet? No matter what age, if the protagonist doesn't move, the plot may not be sustainable, not to mention that the protagonist will definitely interact with the plot characters. The most annoying chapters are those that are paranoid about plagiarism. The whole reference is enough, and they have to be copied on a different basis, making the supporting characters seem to have no brains.