I'm Not That Uzumaki Naruto

Before I started reading the book, I saw a bunch of comments in the book review area that really made me laugh. They were all talking about conspiracy, politicians, darkness, and how the three generations were, and what happened to Naruto... Brother, Naruto is just a young boy's hot-blooded comic, and it has been serialized for more than ten years. Maybe Kishimoto made Naruto a fox demon from the beginning? In more than ten years, do we have to connect the stories of these ten years from beginning to end? Connecting the setting more than ten years ago to more than ten years later, adding your own imagination, is it a fact? A few years ago, when I saw the words "Kishimoto is just a manga artist, he knows shit about Naruto", I thought netizens were pretty good at it. But now, I really feel like I am right? After seeing some people discussing the content of Naruto on the Internet, as long as it makes some sense, is Naruto hiding the plot? If the author has this setting in the book, I can still accept it. After all, it is the author's second setting. But the author didn't write it like that. You still have to force others to follow your ideas. After there are some discrepancies with your ideas, you start to ask, "Has the author watched Naruto?" "Does the author understand Naruto?" Yes, even Kishimoto has not watched Naruto, you know. I'm afraid not all students got full marks in Chinese reading comprehension during the college entrance examination.

As a newbie, I am very grateful for your collection and recommendation votes. I can only try my best to update one chapter a day. I really can't compare with those experienced seniors. I admire their writing as if they are gods, and they update more than 10,000 times every day. I am a material salesperson in a building materials store. I ride home from get off work every day at almost 8pm. I coded and wrote two chapters out of interest at first. I didn't expect that book friends would give me recommendation votes just after it was released. I was excited and continued to code a few more chapters. You should have noticed that I don't have an outline. I just wrote each chapter based on my feelings when I came back from get off work. Of course, a few days ago, a few book friends also mocked me for asking for an outline as a fan. I expressed my helplessness. But later I saw a book friend in the comment area of ​​the code word backstage saying that he hoped I would stick to it, and some book friends cheered for me, so I just tried my best to code words after get off work every day...

I haven't read much, and from what I've read so far, I just want to say that I haven't seen the Hokage in my heart. Minato's concept of tailed beasts will definitely not be as extreme as in your book. Otherwise, why can Minato use the nine-tailed mode in the fourth battle? The most frustrating thing about this book is the comments from book friends. I won't criticize those people's views because I don't know if my views are correct or not. According to a book review by a book friend, "When I was a kid, I looked the same, but when I grow up, I look completely different." To me, Naruto will always be the same. Naruto is still the hot-blooded fool, and the third generation is still the kind old man. Just like another book friend's comment, "Naruto is originally a hot-blooded manga, so what logic can be applied to it?" In my mind, Naruto will always be that hot-blooded manga. Finally, say goodbye to this book. Bye-Bye.

Personally, I think the content is quite reasonable. If Naruto were to become a reality, I wouldn't be surprised if Naruto turns dark. He is a newborn, his parents are gone, and no one in the village wants to see him. A newborn child has no friends, no elders, and no one to talk to. He doesn't even have enough food to eat, so he can only eat expired food. What's more terrible is that he doesn't even have the right to die. Naruto's parents are not mentioned much in the early stages of Naruto. You can use it in film and television works to foreshadow it. If it is placed in society, it would be terrible. Naruto will definitely be brainwashed by other gods.

Tip: This article is a cold text. Many people can tell by reading the title of the novel. You can tell from the introduction. This book is a cold and realistic text. Different personal personalities have different understandings. This article is the opposite of the original Naruto. He is not the hot-blooded idiot Naruto. Those who like to see positive energy should be persuaded to quit. Don't make yourself uncomfortable in the end and affect the author. This article is cruel, but he is not a perverted murderer. He does not kill for the sake of killing, just to become stronger. Not a holy mother, not a novice. IQ is online. Mainly not a stud. Thank you. If you feel any discomfort, please apologize first. I'm sorry.

After reading the opening chapter, this is the image of Naruto in my mind, at least that's what I think. I will never be able to be like the Naruto in the original work (idiot temperament), but Naruto's actions are also worthy of my praise. If he shows his malice towards Konoha, then the third generation will soon agree to Danzo's control of the Nine-Tailed Jinchuuriki. Only the way Naruto does in the original work (innocent and silly) will make the higher-ups relax their vigilance. If I were in that kind of environment, I would release the Kyuubi and wreak havoc, even if it meant death~ Of course this is a dead end.

This book feels like a cold novel, but the analysis of Naruto is commendable. Some people say that this novel is too dark about Naruto, but I think the author analyzed Naruto very well. I did feel hot-blooded when I read Naruto before, but after reading it and thinking about it, I feel that Naruto is dark throughout. How many big characters in it have good pasts? The Sage of Six Paths was said to have been sealed by a toad. My mother has been sealed for thousands of years. I don't even know what to say. There are still three generations. During the reign, Senju, Uchiha are gone, and Hatake Sakumo is also gone. What is there to clear up?

As an inexperienced novice, I really don't have good code writing skills, and the embarrassing thing is that I don't even understand what a first subscription is. My understanding of writing books at the beginning was that I was very lucky to receive collections and recommendation reminders from book friends, website shortcuts and signing reminders. My understanding of subscriptions came from book friends in the comment area who gave me popular science. In the past, my understanding of subscriptions was limited to the level of paying for subscriptions when I read other senior books, and two days ago, a book friend reminded me to ask the accountability editor if it could be put on the shelves...

Why do I feel like these two books are a bit similar? Is it my imagination?

One picture every day, one picture every day, which makes me feel so uncomfortable. Put it off again.