The Ordinary Life of a Certain Upright Ninja

It's very well written, it doesn't cheat, it doesn't change the troubled times, it just wants to survive, it's also a very good plot

There is no system, grandpa, golden finger, incredible talent, and bloodline. In Naruto, it is written from the perspective of an ordinary person. It allows me to see a different kind of fan fiction. I am not invincible, and even if I have a chance, I don't necessarily have to be very real. The battle is also written from the perspective of an ordinary ninja. , The various cooperations of the ninjas in the war are also very reasonable, and the combat power is also very reasonable. There will not be any scenes where genin explode and defeat jounin. I think the protagonist's mentality is very good, stable, stubborn, and good at doing things. I don't understand why the score is so low. Do they all like to read cool articles now?

It's okay, the writing is very real, and ordinary people without golden fingers can just go through it. However, it is suspected of betraying teammates. You definitely don't want a teammate like the protagonist. Even if you are a coward, he may still run away at critical moments. 😂

It's a very good book. I read Brother Ying's book before, but gave up on it halfway. This one is more in line with my taste [Learned]

It's very good. I've read too many novels with a halo of protagonists, and it's so comfortable to read this kind of ordinary life novel about ordinary ninjas. In addition, can it be updated in two days or three days or twice a week?

The content is quite good [like][like][like][like]! This book is not about cheating. Although it is about time travel, according to the author, it is the story of a small character? If you watch it calmly (not recommended for those who are impetuous, prefer to watch cheating, and don't like ordinary?), You will feel... Emm, it's pretty good anyway [Like]

The writing is very nice. In fact, the narrative perspective mainly focuses on the growth of the protagonist and the people around him. It also solves the conflict between Uchiha and Konoha well as an ordinary person, and also affects the depth of thought, value and future direction of the main characters such as Shisui and Itachi. In this process, the protagonist gradually changes from living an ordinary life for a lifetime to contributing to Konoha, truly understanding and interpreting the will of fire. The plot is also good, making up for some minor regrets in the original work. In addition to not being able to save Minato, the protagonist is also at the Kage level and can kill Scorpion alone. It is enough to defeat the slightly stronger Kage. The protagonist's decision-making process from an ordinary genin to survive in Konoha to an elite Jonin is also exciting enough. I hope the author will not give up and keep writing [sending my heart][sending my heart][sending my heart]

It's good to read. I like this kind of logical and slightly refreshing writing. Five stars.

I don't know how many people have read this comment, but I have read more than a hundred Naruto books. If I say this one is the number one, there will always be someone to refute it. Everyone has their own opinion, but it is also the top three, and it is the number one in my heart. I have already found the other protagonists after reading half of it. I don't have the desire to continue watching. What about Touji? Is he different? No, he is really different. Maybe he was very ordinary in the early stage. He had no cheats, no talent, and no extremely high resourcefulness. The protagonist was very timid and afraid of death in the early stage, but he watched Dongsi grow up step by step. He continues to get stronger, and watching him survive in the cracks, I can't even dislike him. The emotions progress naturally, and the growth of abilities is traceable, not abrupt or false. Dongji has always been the same Dongji, it's just like watching him grow up. You said this book is more enjoyable, more, A lot, but it's not a fool's errand. Is Dong Si strong? He's so strong that even looking at him step by step, he feels that he deserves to be strong. He's not invincible, but he's accomplished and has abilities that make him want to live, but he's still moving forward. It's the present and the future.

Different from Sister Juan's works, the author pays more attention to restoring the true personalities of various characters in the original work, and does not deliberately fill in the confusion of Naruto. No one dislikes a happy ending, but the reality is often unsatisfactory, but it is the many unsatisfactory tragedies that constitute our various lives, and the unyielding people who continue to fight have become a hymn to human courage.