Naruto: I Don't Want Any Chakra Dogs

A very good fanfic, mainly because of its unique features. The biggest difference from ordinary Naruto fanfics is that the ideas in this book are more mature than most fanfics. Correspondingly, it lacks "secondary" elements such as passion and bonds, and also lacks many common beauty and romance. It is all about intrigue. What is rare is that the whole book is strategizing, step by step, vertical and horizontal, ulterior motives, the sword hidden in the smile, the emperor's mind, the combination of yin and yang, both light and dark. Yes, this book is about political intrigue and has nothing to do with boys, girls and pornographic waste. Thanks to the author! I wish the author a smooth writing and good writing.

I found this book to be quite magical. If it were to be regarded as a Naruto fanfic, it would definitely be disappointing. The protagonist barely shows his strength. The early plot respects the original work, but the protagonist's power is a bit buggy and can be considered semi-invincible. In short, this book mainly borrows from the world and setting of Naruto to describe the story of the protagonist as a capitalist who secretly controls everything. Anyway, I had quite a lot of fun reading it. I don't think too much about it, it's just interesting. I don't think it's okay to give the author five stars. If you don't agree with what I said, don't reply to me. I won't argue with you. If you think it's not good, just leave a bad review yourself.

The current impression is good, but I just hope that the protagonist can speed up the improvement of strength and gain some combat experience, otherwise he will become a fool like Kaguya Otsutsuki who has no strength and no combat experience... He can only take the crushing game [laughing and crying] Although commercial war is good, it also needs the support of strength.

It's quite interesting, and very consistent with the development of a normal time traveler, including economics, management, religious cults, peasant uprisings, modern pyramid schemes, and modern fraud methods, especially Kakuto's use of telephone fraud.

Finished reading it in one sitting. I have to say, it's pretty good. From beginning to end, an exquisite egoist thought has been implemented, and this kind of behind-the-scenes flow is very comfortable to watch. The disadvantage is that there is too little, but it is also understandable. The chaff should not be too fine, as it will easily become dusty.

Nanny, pure nanny, all I can say is don't be a nanny for the next book [smile]

In the early stage, when the strength was not enough, it felt a little bit like a nanny. In the middle and late stages, it was really exciting and there was less content about the protagonist group. The Ponzi scheme in the middle period became interesting, and the subsequent coups, uprisings and thermal weapons wars were also very well written. Worth a look

It looks good, it looks good, I haven't seen such an interesting Naruto fanfic for a long time [Blow a kiss]

This is a good book. The main character is a pure capitalist and a half-hearted cultivator.

Killing the enemy's body will only cause more people who hate you to jump out and become your enemy. It is better to destroy the enemy with thoughts. This is like eliminating the concept of enemy, leaving only comrades and strangers. From now on, there will be no more enemies and no more wars.

I like the idea of ​​​​this book. As long as it is a world, a civilization, and a collective, then what happens in reality will also happen in books. The closer the ideas in books are to reality, the more you will find that you will agree with them and like them.

The author writes the book from a new perspective, which is much more interesting than other fan fiction. The brainless and cool novel has no logic and becomes boring if you read it too much. This kind of fan fiction that combines modern thoughts should be innovative.

The length is moderate and the plot is smooth. I read it in one night and it was quite enjoyable. The male protagonist follows the traditional Taoist model of cultivating immortals, reforming the ninja world and developing science and technology, which can be regarded as a good food for the Hokage fans.

It's okay, there's basically no change, but if it's done well, it can take off directly later.

The writing is quite good. He is the only Hokage fan who doesn't fight much. He relies on business, brainwashing and PUA to unify the ninja world [laughing evilly] It's a pity that he doesn't attack the beautiful kunoichi. He has the style of Eunuch Cao back in the day [like] [take a closer look]

[Laughing evilly] Give yourself a five-star rating, there's nothing wrong with you [laughing evilly]

I just like the feeling of being sold and having to help count the money [Adoration] The plot is intertwined [Adoration] The most impeccable scam in the world is sincere deception [Crazy]

The writing is actually quite good. I have reached Chapter 61 so far. The author should have used his heart in the training and skills of the protagonist. However, the description of the narration is a bit too much. You can write it, but every time I explain it like an outsider, I feel that there is no sense of picture and substitution. Overall, it is very good.

Capitalist class! Comrade [covering face] [OK] I think you are lovesick.

I have read a lot of Naruto fanfics, and most of them are about the protagonist ruling the ninja world with force and defeating Otsutsuki. There are also those that focus on force and development as a supplement. But this is the first time I have read this kind of story that is almost entirely developed. It is well written and the author has fully thought about it. Give it five stars. After reading it, it's still good. It is worth recommending to all old bookworms.

I just like to watch the stories of smart people unfold, and I look forward to it [smile][smile][smile]

Overall, it's pretty good. It has its own ideas. It's not a cookie-cutter book. Overall, it has some minor flaws. It is considered one of the better books on Tomato. I would rate it at 9 points, which is better than 95% of the books on Tomato. It comes from a 20-year-old bookworm!

It's okay, not bad, there's no sloppiness, and there aren't too many emotional lines, um, or there are no emotional lines at all! I can't say it's super good-looking, after all, it's a bit confusing, but the way it's written makes me feel a bit like a previous game, that is, you select a few options in each round, end the round and enter the automatic mode after selecting, then give the results, and then give the options... Oh, I think of it, it's Three Kingdoms Hegemony! And some little butter... [Laughs evilly]

It's pretty good. The plot is simple and clear-minded. Let's just say it's a nanny story + a business story. And it seems a bit boring without a female protagonist.

The protagonist is pretty good, and he is quite stubborn, and he has the air of a mastermind behind the scenes.

Good job author

The idea is pretty good, but the name of the protagonist is too confusing.

The ending was too rushed. It's very well written, and much more interesting than those stories where you travel back in time to either upgrade your golden finger or pick up girls.

The author has expanded Naruto's worldview from multiple perspectives such as politics and governance. It is difficult to describe such a unique Naruto fanfic. This book sacrifices fist-to-fist combat as the fun point, and replaces it with the Blue Star people using their own opinions to govern the continent. What I appreciate most is the author's deep understanding of the rules of the ninja world and the nature of the world. The sentence that makes me go numb the most is "the three elements of rights, absolute force, sufficient interests, and widespread recognition."

A very interesting book, with a peaceful ending, it gradually builds momentum, and the final ending is completed quickly without any delay. As the saying goes, the wheel of the times rolls over everyone equally, good!