Time Travel at the Same Time, but the Villain Scientist

The writing is great, shaping Danzo into a person who knew Uchiha Madara was not dead early, so he hid in the dark. In order to deal with Uchiha, he researched and cracked Hashirama cells and Sharingan eyes, conducted human experiments later, collected brainwashing geniuses, excluded the Uchiha family, destroyed Uchiha, and other series of problems to create legitimacy! Change Danzo's selfishness into shouldering a heavy responsibility, and change his desire for wood escape and blood wheel eyes into a rainy day plan to solve the disappearance of Uchiha Madara's body. It's really... Disgusting🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢

The author of the previous book often made a fool of himself to show off his astonishing wisdom. Even the good enemies in the world of Sea Tiger could not be killed. One person and Sea Tiger had to do so many things and they had to find reasons to return to the original plot. The protagonist's IQ and combat power also fluctuated up and down, which made people feel frustrated. This new book is okay. The subject matter of scientists is not bad. It makes sense not to share strength but only to share memories. After all, technology can be easily cheated. I hope the author can grasp it.

I can't stand it. I don't know if it was written by a new author or AI. It reads very strangely. The author has too many ideas and insists on explaining the pitfalls of the original work. Yun's batch

Tsunade had met her great-grandfather, and Hashirama even took Tsunade to gamble! After the death of the first generation, the second generation built a school and established the ANBU Police Department. They also fought a battle and died after the war. Is it appropriate for you to directly arrange for the third generation to become Hokage and take disciples?

There is a lack of accumulation of basic knowledge. Since you want to write about the direction of "scientists", there is no need to be particularly professional. From the basic R&D logic, the business operation logic should be consistent with reality. In fact, he is too naive and can be seen as childish at a glance. For example, Harry Osborn in the Marvel world has obtained technology from other worlds that can change his genetic disease, but research and development requires a lot of money, but there is resistance from the board of directors. The author actually arranged for the protagonist to work with others to develop an advanced technology, and then brought it to the board of directors to win support. He also wrote about the various objections of a bunch of board members. There is really no basic common sense in this. Now that you have developed something that can initially prove the technical results, it is natural to make the technology independent, and then seek support from the old Osborne, develop your own independent company in the early stage, and then look for financing from other major forces. What are you talking about with the original board of directors?

It seems that Jiang Lang has exhausted his talent. After a hundred chapters, the writing became more and more complicated.

There are a lot of poison points, why would you use a broken hidden sword in the world of Naruto?

Six-star praise! Are you a time traveler? If you know the plot one moment and don't know the other, are you treating the readers like monkeys?

It turns out that they traveled through time at the same time, but they were all written by the crazy guy and you, the author. I found the plot okay. Hope this one is like that one.

Is this really a new book? Why add some random settings?