In Konoha, My Ninja Cat is Invincible!

Let's play Tom Cat, it will be invincible...

I'll update this once I've given the monthly pass.

Come to Schrodinger's cat. I might even take a look at it.

Strength: Proficient in the Five Escape Ninjutsu, Doctor of All-Attribute Ninjutsu, Ninja Hero. Some of Tobirama's ninjutsu are similar to the Dark Walking Jutsu. He knows the sealing techniques of the Uzumaki clan, such as the corpse seal. For melee combat, he has the Ape Demon Golden Cudgel, and for long range, he creates his own shuriken shadow clone technique. The strength of the third generation is really not bad, the almighty ninja. Later, it was the collapse of combat power that made it appear that the third generation was not strong enough. Good or bad: It's hard to make a conclusion. After the death of the second generation, the third generation took over and indeed maintained Konoha's dominance. They are indeed capable. Although there are problems with many plots, it is not said to be done by the third generation. From a political perspective, he does have to be responsible. The Sandai gave Naruto regular pocket money instead of swallowing up his parents' fortune. Why not announce that Naruto is the fourth son? There are indeed many enemies in the fourth generation, after all, they are famous for killing. Why are milk products expired? Isn't Naruto illiterate? Naruto's childhood was pretty good compared to other jinchūriki. The later three generations were probably corrupted by power, which led to those tragedies.

The book feels pretty good, but there's one thing I don't particularly agree with. I've seen that the author doesn't like Itachi. If you don't like Itachi, I think it's normal to make Itachi darker. After all, it's normal for a character to have people he hates. But is the Itachi you wrote in this book a bit too extreme? Itachi in the show was indeed a bit irrational when he exterminated the clan, but he was not absolutely biased towards the village. The killing of his parents was something he had to do only when he really had no other choice. It doesn't matter if you write Itachi almost, but you can't do it in a mindless way, right? I quite like this book. Apart from this point, I still support the author.

Why do you want to set up a church for no reason? How can any ninja believe this?

I just scribbled it out from the beginning when I became the third generation. The whole process should obviously be climactic, but not only is it illogical, it also doesn't feel satisfying at all.