Hidan's Older Brother: Recruiting Followers for the Akatsuki

The plot is novel, the interactions are fun, and the emotions are rich. It tells a story that is purposeful but not serious, and it is quite interesting and cheerful. The characters are vivid.

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I'm giving it five stars; it's worth watching, mainly because I really like this type of content. Seeing Haku left me speechless. Both Haku and Zabuza care about each other, but this writing is completely illogical. Even if Zabuza betrayed Haku, Haku would only be happy for Zabuza, thinking that he would definitely come back to him, or that he would still be useful.

I haven't seen the rest of the story yet, but the beginning seems pretty good (at first I was confused why there was only one follower and thought it was a flaw, that the author didn't understand the setting, but after flipping a few pages it became even more abstract, and Hidan killed them all 🤦). The character designs seem fine to me.

It's really good. It's incredibly imaginative and hilarious. The main character is a genius, I love it so much! The plot is also very engaging and fun!

This book features a unique protagonist, Hidan's brother, who is also a "Jashin" (evil god), making the plot quite engaging and entertaining. Recruiting followers, growing together, and realizing that invincibility isn't achieved overnight—it involves joining the Akatsuki and entering Konoha. The only downside is that the book seemed to have been on hiatus for a while, and the later chapters felt rushed, but the author's return to finish it makes it worth five stars.

The subject matter is interesting, but the idea of ​​developing followers feels off. Humans are inherently creatures driven by desires; capitalizing on those desires and occasionally manifesting divine intervention is far more effective than such cunning tactics.

It's good. I hope there's no female lead. After all, the protagonist is a god, and it would be strange for him to fall in love with a mortal. Moreover, the protagonist is measured and ambitious, and the female lead might become a burden to him.

I hope the author will keep up the good work and release more chapters every day. Also, I hope this book won't be like the previous one with only 100 chapters. This book is really good. I feel it doesn't have to be limited to the ninja world. After all, it's about a god, so the vision should be broader. Also, just don't be a Mary Sue. Keep it up!

[Great God, you have received feedback from the immortal believer Maruko] (hehe)