Naruto: Starting by Splitting the Uchiha Clan

In the world of Naruto, what I want most is to kill the daimyo, then declare myself king and emperor, destroy the village, and centralize power to one person.

Jie Jie Jie... Isn't it too much to give four stars?

The writing is very good. Personally, I like the author's way of writing. Everyone is vividly portrayed and it is great to write their own things in the fanfic.

It's a very interesting novel. The author's imagination and plot control skills are pretty good. The protagonist's image is solid, but the plot is very depressing. What I mean by depressive is that the protagonist of most novels will meet a living treasure-like character to liven up the atmosphere, but in this book everyone is as stiff as a machine and all villains. To me, it was well written, at least much better than the original plot of the last book I read where the main character, Momojiji, walked forcibly without killing anyone. But it still makes a lot of sense to be called a good book. Come on, author.

The biggest problem with this book is that the people in Hokage have been hacked to the point where almost no one in Konoha Village can fight, or have outstanding performance. It's hard for those who like Naruto. I feel this book can go to 7 points, but it is definitely more than 5 points.

I give it a five-point rating because it has the same rating of only five points and is suitable for readers who practice poisonous martial arts.

Vomit vomit vomit vomit! ! ! ! ! Everyone has been paid, right?

I read a dozen pictures and then looked at the table of contents and skipped through a dozen chapters. This is the first book I have read so far. All members of the top management of Konoha are evil, all members are black, and there are extreme conspiracy theories. It is a bit novel and I will give it four stars.

Paranoia and madness fill the entire article. It can be considered a relatively biased type of Naruto fanfic. Come on.

There are many descriptions of the emotional changes of the characters. It would be better if you could expand on it. Good luck, author.