Naruto: I Transmigrated as Uchiha Tetsuhi

It was very realistic at first, and the loneliness and the feeling of strong self-esteem were well described, but then suddenly came the story of being betrayed by a brother, and many inexplicable plots.

The characters in the original book are deduced and expressed according to the plot, which makes the characters more full. Even though the second half is too rushed, it is still a good work after polishing and settling. Other works depict decent characters too seriously and do not look at other characters from the perspective of the protagonist of the work. However, this book treats the characters as View and portray the story from the protagonist's own perspective, based on the background and relationship between the characters, especially Tsunade. After just going through a big change, Tiehuo was threatened by the Uchiha, and the Sannin, a good friend, could not invite someone. Tiehuo, a person who was rejected by Tsunade, would definitely not allow Tiehuo to help Uchiha according to Tsunade's character. Facing the thing that I don't want to face the most (blood), even if I reluctantly agree when forced, I will definitely hold a grudge in my heart and either find a chance to escape, or just work as a foreigner and do nothing. Everything is doomed by myself, so it is indeed reasonable to write about finding an opportunity to escape. If the character grows more slowly and has more ups and downs , it will be very good, it is worth watching it again. Sister Juan is not as good as you in portraying the psychology of the characters. Sister Juan is strong in the portrayal of skills and has laid a template for the pupil skills of the fans, but the portrayal of the characters is too lacking. You two complement each other, but you are lacking in the portrayal of combat. Overall, it is very good, five-star praise.

This is probably the real ninja world, Konoha is too dark

It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality Naruto fanfic. The plot is pretty good. The betrayal of the great elder and his brother was something I didn't expect.

This is the absolute most realistic ninja world. After reading this novel, I understood why Kishimoto is said to know Hammer Hokage. The protagonist planned and planned the whole process, and encountered various plots in the middle, and the betrayal of his younger brother and elders made the protagonist no longer trust anyone in the ninja world, which indirectly led to the final loss of Uzumaki Mei. It was regrettable, but the ending was good, and he could become a god. I hope there will be another work, I am your big fan.

Not bad, not bad! Although it doesn't have many words, it doesn't feel too toxic to my personal senses so far!

Grass. . . Isn't the black bird a swallow? When did you turn into a crow! [Cover face]

This book [like] I read so many Naruto fanfics, you are the best [like] The way home! This is what time travelers and immortal cultivators should do [Like] Everything is just to become stronger

It writes about the real human heart! Very exciting! The protagonist of the original work is not a complete person, a protagonist with incomplete emotions and desires.

It's pretty, but a little lacking.