
Naruto: Aspiring to Become a Public Figure in the Shinobi World
火影,憧憬成为忍界公知
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Urban Youth
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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CS protagonist, amazing plot The author's inability to depict emotions makes the protagonist's behavior towards other characters seem strange. The protagonist only loves the village; what does it matter to the protagonist whether the lower-class people, subordinates, or nameless extras die? The protagonist's actions are completely contrary to his words; he talks about freedom, equality, and justice, but all he does is engage in alcoholism, violence, and oppression. At first, I thought the protagonist's attitude towards female characters was an act because they were spies, but it turns out it was purely due to his infatuation. There's been virtually no combat demonstration; two-thirds of the way through, and the protagonist is still playing dumb to outmaneuver others, but the crucial point is, there's no real threat to be exploited. It still respects the original work; characters who died in the original are also absent in this book, and the explanations given are rather baffling. For example, just because a country's leader doesn't fully trust the protagonist to disarm his country and become its henchman, even if both sides have a good impression of him, the protagonist won't save him, allowing him to die as in the original story.
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