Naruto: A Journey of Cultivation

This is the most relieving book among all the Naruto fanfics I have read. Needless to say, Danzo, seeing the most disgusting third generation being forced out of the Hokage building was so relieving and comforting. For Uchiha, for Naruto, for Yondaime, for White Fang, for so many extraordinary or ordinary people who were trapped by the evil hidden under the hypocrisy of the third generation. The third generation is the person who disgusts me the most, disgusts me, and despises me the most in the entire Naruto story. Compared to the Third Generation, Danzo is just a knife in the hands of the Third Generation. He is also a stupid knife who takes the blame without realizing it. Danzo is the one who is both good and fun-loving. The author wrote it very well. It is best to torture the third generation once in the main world. Whether it is mentally or physically, it is so disgusting. @Night

A rare piece of high-quality Naruto fan fiction! After reading this book, the whole thing is "enjoyable". There is no procrastinating plot, the strength is not too suppressed, the emotional line is also handled well, the overall plot is combined with the original work, and there is not too much unnecessary plot. The only thing I want to complain about is that the Twelve Kingo Guards at the beginning of the protagonist's life took less than a year to open the kaleidoscope, but in the next 5 years, there were only 24 kaleidoscopes within the clan. This can be regarded as weakening the Uchiha's combat power. Another thing I want to complain about is that the age of the protagonist is too young. Being a Hokage at the age of 7 seems a bit dramatic, but overall it is harmless. It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting Naruto fanfic [Love]

I feel good at the moment, I just hope that the downfall of the third generation can be accelerated. Although some things need to be asymptotic, but, I have read too many novels where the entire article is about fighting with the three generations [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] It would be great to focus on the internal unification and start to focus on the outside.

It's not a drag. Call me Shen Nong. It ranks among the top of all the Naruto stories I've read. If you're interested, you can read it. The logic is reasonable. The protagonist is not as extreme as others. His methods are not lacking and his heart is not lacking.

It's a very good novel. Why is it rated so low? Please read it carefully and comment on it. Rating OK, I don't know what kind of Naruto novels you have read before. This one is of high quality, but it is rated so low. Is it okay? If you think there is something wrong with what I said in my review, please post the good Naruto novels you have read, and I will review them for you. It's okay, but the ending is a bit sloppy.

It's very interesting, the author's setting is very innovative, and the story development is also logical. There is a system in the early stage, but not in the middle and late stages. It relies on the protagonist himself. The subordinates who develop are strong and loyal, and can take charge of their own affairs. Childhood sweethearts finally become husband and wife, and the emotional transition is natural. The development of power and strength is also very good, the rhythm is tight, the world connection is natural and smooth, the protagonist is the main character, and there are many group portraits. All in all, it was very attractive to me and I couldn't stop reading it, so I stayed up late reading it. Readers who like anime and humanities, please feel free to eat.

I have read a lot of Naruto novels, and this one is really good, but the volume is small. I finished reading it in one night. I hope the author can write more exciting words. I hope the fighting part can be more exciting. I have limited financial resources. I have watched the video to support the author. Cheers, author [Blow a kiss]

I'm thinking about a question, why has no one assassinated Hiruzen Sarutobi by controlling Konohamaru, for example, controlling Konohamaru to drop a hint and put some paraquat in the food [laughter] Tsunade is not here, this thing hurts the lungs, and the effect is fast, I am afraid that even if he doesn't die, he will have to be intubated [laughter]

It's quite interesting. The current main world is the Dragon Ball world, and the protagonist lives on a planet in the Dragon Ball world. However, there are many things that don't make sense. Frieza is the first choice because he does not have the ability to leave his own universe. Even if he wanted to, the angels would not agree. If Frieza can photograph the Saiyans and come into contact with them, it means that they are on the same planet. If the king destroys the universe, they will also die. But the protagonist has joined the system of cultivating immortals again, and is now a Taiyi Golden Immortal. If he can't kill Frieza at this time, then the saint will only be at the angel level at most, and the authority is under the High Priest of All Kings. Using the Dragon Balls as the standard to divide the combat power, it is easy to collapse, unless you don't understand the plot of Dragon Ball Super. There is no All-Kings victory level, and there is no God of Destruction. Removing a large number of Dragon Balls will lead to a collapse of the plot.

It's okay, but the thing about Itachi looks disgusting, but it feels normal. I read some comment sections saying why not beat or kill Itachi. I feel that the reason why we don't fight is because Uchiha's education in Naruto is different from our Chinese education. Itachi in Naruto is mature and thoughtful. If you hit him, you will feel that he is right. You beat him because you can't explain him. This will put you on the opposite side. If you can't hit or scold such a person, you can only rely on things to teach him how to behave. The education of us Chinese people is to beat, no matter what the reason is, it is a severe beating. After the beating, you will become more honest. Besides, if you kill him, he is your younger brother in the eyes of the protagonist. Killing Shisui is okay. If you kill Itachi, how will the protagonist face his parents and explain to them? Just say that Itachi will exterminate the clan in the future, so I kill him in advance? Others will definitely not believe it. Besides, would you kill your brother because of something that didn't happen? So from a God's perspective, we feel that the protagonist is too nagging and is always trying to reason with Itachi. Will killing Itachi make him unconscious? The protagonist just wants to guide Itachi with reason. Even if the guidance fails, the protagonist still has the strength to suppress him. In the end, Itachi just needs to think about it slowly. I think the author wrote it well. I didn't want to go to the main world to kill and replace it when I saw it, and then I looked at the catalog and it was good to go to other worlds to change. The protagonist is invincible