Naruto: Is Selling Bread for 800,000 Really That Normal?

I just wanted to take a look, but I didn't expect that I couldn't leave after clicking in. Come on, author!

So far it looks okay, it's unique and the setting is novel. It would be better if there were not so many female supporting characters and Orochimaru had more roles. Orochimaru is the most valuable one in Konoha Village. Don't hang around women all day long in Konoha.

It's very well written. It's my favorite type. I hope there won't be a female protagonist. Of course, given the character of the protagonist, I don't think there will be one. At most, it will be just taking advantage of relationships. And why is the author so short? It's basically easy to write in this type of writing. It's good that the author can persist in finishing it.

Very good. I haven't had any ambiguity with anyone so far. I put profit first and I'm good at acting. I hope the protagonist's character will always be like this. [Praise]

It's pretty good. It doesn't seem to be very popular. Is it because it just opened? Or is it too dark and not warm? Personally, I think it's well written. Although it's a bit dark, it makes people want to read it. It's not like other Naruto fan novels, which can't be read after only a few chapters or more. Please keep updating [smile]

It feels pretty good. If you prefer the heart-to-heart type, I personally recommend you not to read it. The point of view of this book is always profit first. Gang leaders can abandon anyone for profit. Of course, this is currently the case. It depends on how the author writes later. It feels pretty good. There is nothing poisonous about the timeline. I highly recommend it.

It's good to watch. The main character keeps his true intentions from beginning to end, just for money. He really has no feelings for other people at all. He's just taking advantage of her. The whole book mainly follows the behind-the-scenes flow, but the good thing is that the frequency of the protagonist's appearances has been very high in the later stages. The supporting characters have not stolen the scene, the plot is not weak, and it is not a brainless novel. It is very interesting to read.

I was very satisfied with it. I had read it before and thought the middle part would get better. I didn't expect that the bad guy would be the one to fight to the end. There are very few stories where the bad guy wins in the end. Especially the part where Sakura dies is really scary and dark. The protagonist is really charismatic. I recommend it (◦˙▽˙◦) and the protagonist's IQ is very online.

I like the dark Naruto style. After all, the world of Naruto is so unbelievable. I really can't live without being a villain after traveling through time [laughing]

It is in line with my expectations for dark novels. The protagonist is ambitious, Machiavellian, completely egoistic and ruthless. I like his characteristic of treating things other than rights as burdens and props. I have read most of the author's books, and they are all excellent works.