Naruto: I Slay the Rebellious Son, Uchiha Itachi

Ahem, um, I want an author to like and add a comment

[You taste it carefully] This book is particularly exciting. Although there are many outrageous settings, such as Mikoto giving birth as a teenager, millions of Konoha villagers, etc. But just for the idea of ​​using brainwashing propaganda to counter brainwashing propaganda and using magic to defeat magic, it would be rated five stars.

Ah this! Personally, I still think the author writes beautifully! I originally wanted to say a few more words of praise, but when I looked at the ratings and comments, I realized that the career of an author is really difficult! It seems that it's really hard to make too many changes to a popular anime, and it will attract a lot of criticism if you're not careful! And other stories about time travel and rebirth have not been criticized so badly...

The novel is good, and it feels a bit refreshing, but the writing of Itachi is a bit fake, and it doesn't look like Itachi's character. Itachi should not be written as a character who is afraid of death. Everything else is good. If Naruto dies, I guess Danzo the old dog will die too!

Kill the weasel and we are good brothers

Killing the Weasel is a good book

Just because I don't lick Uchiha Itachi, I like it

The writing is good, so I don't want to be an eunuch. [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing] [Laughing] I can give you five stars for the writing. Come on, although this book shouldn't be worth five stars, but seeing so few people, I still give it five stars.

It's very well written, is there anything similar? Traveling through Fugaku or the ninja world to engage in technology?

This book still feels okay, I didn't lick the weasel Konoha