Naruto: Start by Creating a Genius Character

Actually, unless you are very sunny, there is no need to manage your personality. Others only need to ask the sensor ninja to check your chakra, and they can roughly know who you are. For example, Sasuke's Uzumaki follower can know whether your Chakara is dark or not. If your Chakara is dark, guess what the third generation will think of you. To use Dragon Ball's easy-to-understand expression, let Kamesenren sense your energy, and they will know who you are.

The reviews for this book are not great, but I generally have to take it lightly. I didn't feel much at first, but later the male protagonist's green tea made me feel good. Later it turned into Danzo Baiyueguang, which made me laugh straight away. However, this book talks more about politics and grasping people's hearts (those who like passionate reading may not like it very much, because there are many psychological descriptions). So far, I haven't seen the male protagonist having an affair with anyone (I don't think he has feelings for the female protagonist, but there are people who have an inexplicable crush on the male protagonist, maybe because of the male protagonist's entry), and I don't think he plans to accept Tsunade, which I think is great. (This is just a personal opinion, because many people like Tsunade, and I also like it very much. But when I think about many fan fiction and Tsunade who are thirty or forty years older than me, I will think of a certain foreign leader who is with my teacher. I can easily replace that photo, so it is unbearable. I can only accept those who are older or younger than 6 years) When I saw the latest part, the male protagonist wanted to take the pharmacist Kabuto as his apprentice, which I didn't expect. Because Naruto is originally a world where blood is supreme, and it is almost impossible to play the finale without blood, but the male protagonist wants to break this setting. Many of my fanfics will end up taking the path of bloodline, even if Orochimaru's genetic technology is used, so I am looking forward to taking the path of a civilian ninja.

I'll give it a 5 for the first few dozen chapters. After all, it's okay to write for free, but it gets weirder and weirder later on, and the wording is inexplicable, like a fairy tale novel. The logic and story written by the author himself are very impressive, so I'll give it a 6.

After the identification of the stallion story, there are three women in a team and one man. From this glance, I know that the author plans to start a harem. Fortunately, I didn't have the brain to book it all at once, otherwise I will definitely regret it after reading Chapter 69.

Okay, I have read a book with the protagonist named Higashino Makoto. Is this book also written by you?

If you want to hear the truth, how about this book?

This is the first time that I can admire a book that cleans up Danzo. This is the first time that I can admire it.

1: The reason why I don't like the system is that the protagonist is just a puppet. Opportunity does not use brain planning, just sends it directly. Ability will not be developed using the brain, but created using the brain, and will be given directly. 2: I don't like novels that start with the second generation of rich people and the cultivation of great emperors. Opportunities will come as they come, they are invincible and have no innovative imagination. If I travel to the world of cultivating immortals, even useless spiritual roots/martial spirits can counterattack and become gods. Plasma (Valkyrie's Tesla), compressed density (brother's black hole nuclear explosion), biological research (Hokage's Orochimaru),... Have you read so many books in vain? Why can others thrive without a system, but what about their brains?

The protagonist is 1.7 Meters tall at the age of 11, so shouldn't he be 2.2 Meters tall as an adult? It would be a pity not to go back in time to Kuroko's Basketball and Slam Dunk Master

Why hasn't it been updated so late today? Isn't it really because of the comments? Although the recent progress of the plot does have a lot of repetitive and unnecessary descriptions, the plot design still feels interesting. I hope the author will not stop updating.