Naruto: I Use My Daughter's Body to Conquer the Ninja World

What's the point of being ambiguous here? Why do you have to write this scorpion plot? The original novel is a pure evil person, why did he write about it? , Don't blame me, because of your childhood experience, you later became a villain, so the person he used as a puppet is not innocent, right? His 100 puppets are all made of living people

Regardless of whether it is single or hundreds, as long as I am not married, I will keep it in my bookshelf regardless of whether I read it or not.

There is no such thing as not marrying if you are married alone. If you engage in ambiguity, you will get bad reviews.

Is it disgusting for you to do a mission and tell your teammates that you will protect them with your life? Is this something a human can write?

Let me talk about the contradiction first. In the early stage, in order to save the three little ones, the protagonist described the enemy as how evil he was. If he was so sincere, why would he kill the puppet master? What should I say? Because they did those things, the protagonist couldn't stand it, so he launched a revenge, and then the protagonist killed them. If there is no later things, these can be rounded off. It can also be said that the protagonist is decisive in killing and kind. These two are not contradictory, because the previous characters have been established, but after just 10 chapters, except for the following things It collapsed in an instant. The author destroyed the heroine's character. So, did the protagonist kill for protection, or did he kill because of the desire to become stronger through killing? Since the protagonist can harm himself and unrelated people just to save his teammates, then the love that the previous protagonist had for those female protagonists was illusory. In essence, the previous female protagonist had nothing to do with the man who killed three little ones. The difference is that one is for oneself and the other is for other teammates, but if others bear the consequences, I think both are the same. You can say that people have high moral standards and people have double standards, but I think that as a protagonist, you have to be different from ordinary people, so now I give up. Either don't do it, and do it to the extreme👌Whether it is good or evil, I hope everyone can follow it to the end.

She has an affair with a man, she is a bitch who always saves people when she sees them, she talks deliberately in a cooing voice, yve

You should go to female channels. I'll give you a few examples and you can see for yourself: 1. World War II is not over yet, so you won't add any points. Even if you want to keep it, you don't have to explain why you keep it, you just have to keep it. Add points right after the fight starts, and never give yourself time to adapt to increase your strength after adding points. 2. The plot is forced into the plot without thinking. You have to get to know an original character, whether it's useful or not, whether the person behind him has a role or not. Anyway, you have seen it. No matter what the other person is doing or what his position and identity are, you have to force a plot to get to know the protagonist. When I was monitoring the three ninjas, I felt that they were a bit brainless, and the pharmacist Noonoyu in the back was even more brainless.

The part about killing civilians in Tsuchikage Village was inexplicable. You just let go of a few barmaids, and then you killed the civilians. Is this one person?

Inexplicable double standard, the previous one was fine. The four women at the back told them their confidence even if they were enemies. It's really outrageous. Then mixed in all kinds of private goods to whitewash the original villain

It's really good-looking. Although it has flaws, it's understandable. In today's environment, it's a gold mine.