Synopsis:
Among the shinobi in the Hokage world, who has the finest ninja qualities and can hold their own against anyone? Without a doubt, it's Kakashi Hatake, known by the nickname Kakashi Hatake, the Dead-Even Match. He is one of the few shinobi in the Hokage world without any cheat abilities. In fact, because he was so popular, the great Kishimoto held him back in every way. The only time he ever got a power-up was when his best friend gave him a pair of Mangekyō Sharingan. In this Hokage world, where overpowered characters are everywhere, Kakashi Hatake says he just can't take it anymore.
A Hokage fan accidentally transmigrates into the Hokage world and into the body of Kakashi Hatake, the Dead-Even Match. He decides to show everyone just how astonishing Kakashi can be when he goes all out, and how effortlessly he can defeat anyone.
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
It took more than 350 chapters to write just one Lin. She still wants to have a harem. She wants to eat shit.
It's really written. I've traveled through time and space, I'm familiar with the plot, and yet my brain is being plotted and eaten.
What kind of little black guy rescues his mother** story? Naruto is obviously talking about the legend of the eyes, okay...
Personally, I think the author made Eight Gate Dunjia too simple. If you can practice it in just a few days, why are there only a few people in the original book who can use it? I think the Eight Gate Dunjia requires years and months of training. In the original work, no other ninjas use it. The only explanation is that it takes too much time to practice. You might as well spend your time on your own talents. This is the case with Kakashi in the original work. The Kakashi you say is not as good as this. Like that, but without the support of plug-ins, being able to fight against those plug-ins at the end already shows Kakashi's success. I think if the protagonist wants to surpass the original Kakashi, the author should take advantage of the understanding of the plot. If Eight Gate Dungeon is useful to Kakashi, Kakashi would have practiced it long ago. A little personal opinion, I hope it can inspire the author, and I hope the author writes better and better
. . . Isn't Uchiha Izumi Itachi's childhood sweetheart?
The words are densely packed, do you understand how to make them empty?
Kakashi seems to pull a lot from Zakashi. First of all, in the plot, there was a story about Kakashi's childhood. At that time, the teacher of the ninja school asked the students to demonstrate the clone technique. When Kakashi became a child, he directly used the multiple shadow clone technique. Judging from the number of clones, there were at least twenty or thirty. From this, it can be seen that he definitely had a lot of chakra when he was a child. It can even be said that it was a lot. Of course, some people will say that this is a TV original plot and should not be taken seriously. So let's take a look at the comics next. In the manga, Kakashi once said that Naruto's chakra amount without the Kyuubi is four times his. If the Kyuubi is included, Naruto's chakra amount will be a hundred times his. Some people may think that Naruto without the Nine-Tails does not have much chakra, but that is not the case. Naruto is a member of the Uzumaki Clan. The Uzumaki Clan all have a huge amount of chakra, even powerful enough to suppress tailed beasts. This is why the three Jinchuriki of the Nine-Tails all come from the Uzumaki Clan.
What about your writing? Reading so many words in one paragraph makes me tired
I feel like the author has a funny brain┐(─__─)┌ Uchiha Izumi was Itachi's childhood sweetheart. And Kakashi is five years older than Itachi, so you're simply not right. And in your book, Itachi is actually older than Kakashi. He's really drunk.
Can you break it down into paragraphs? I'm going to go blind if I talk about it for so long.