The Thousand Faces of Konoha's Weird Man

I have helped book friends test the drug. From my point of view, as long as the work maintains its status and the plot does not collapse, it will be regarded as good food. The author's entry point is relatively niche, focusing on the bottom of Naruto and humans. Although the plot is similar to that of most Naruto fans, it has some new ideas. As the author himself said, he is trying to make a story interesting, rather than writing an interesting story. Most of the interesting stories are cool stories. This guy really can't write well. In the current two-dimensional world, most fandoms are pursuing coolness, explosiveness, constant mindless fun, grinding readers' IQs underground, and maintaining readers who are thirsty for literary works with updates. However, their works often have little depth. They just use the platform of Naruto to write the story of Long Aotian. In my eyes, it is a bad currency. On the contrary, some fan works that require a lot of effort and careful design are buried in the sea of ​​books due to problems with publicity, reader base, and updates. It's like bad money drives out good money. As the years of reading increase, I become less and less interested in cool articles. I like this kind of in-depth articles, so I recommend them here.

What the hell are you writing? There's a lot of nonsense.

Cheers, author (?? ????_????)??

Brother, go home and wash up and sleep. What did you write?