Naruto: The Uchiha Who Began in the Mist

I followed it for two days until I finished reading the latest chapter. Just say a few words. The perspective starts from Kirigakure Village, and the bond between the protagonist and his teammates is written, which is not a bit better than the cookie-cutter Konoha beginning. And there is no eye-irritating system, which is really awesome. In addition, it is recommended that the author not make the protagonist too invincible. Most readers like to watch the protagonist struggle all the way. With little progress, readers will have a more immersive feeling. If you are too strong at the beginning, like an adult beating a child, there will be no plot at all. Another point I also said in the commentary is that I hope the protagonist will turn on the kaleidoscope in the future and not use abilities that are not part of the Hokage setting, otherwise it will be a drama. The ability of Kaleidoscope tries to select two from the Naruto anime.

First of all, don't be dissuaded by the name. This article is really good to read. The author's narrative rhythm is very good. The protagonist's setting in Kirigakure Village at the beginning is also quite interesting, and he has established a deep bond with Kisame and others. Even if his body is Madara's younger brother, he will not be exposed at the beginning. He will think carefully about the situation, secretly grasp the disadvantages to Black Zetsu, and will also strengthen his strength according to the plot, and seize the still immature Nagato's Rinnegan, including returning to Konoha later. The protagonist also considers that Madara will not attack Konoha at the moment. Some small settings are different and it is harmless. In short, there are no poisonous points at the moment, so don't worry! The protagonist is not invincible, the growth stream is more immersive! And the systemless setting really takes into account the battle of wits! The author's writing is really good!

This is a Naruto-themed novel recommended by book friends. Before I read it, I thought that just like before, I would give up after reading a few chapters. Unexpectedly, after watching it, I felt more and more good about it. First of all, the plot setting is very novel, and the perspective is from Kirigakure, giving people a different feeling. Secondly, the characters are well drawn. Not only the protagonist, but also the supporting characters such as Kisame, Yuri Ringo, and Zabuza are all well described. In addition, the battle scenes are described in great detail, which is much better than those novels that have only been touched upon in a few strokes. I don't know why, such a beautiful novel has no traffic. This is so unreasonable. I hope the author will work hard and don't stop updating.

It's a good growth story. It's not invincible right from the start. Some people think it's a bit illogical to seize Madara's reincarnation and return to Konoha. But in the original Kirigakure, Madara was completely under Madara's control during that time period. Only when he returns to Konoha can he develop well. Personally, I don't think there's any problem. It's worth watching.

In this Naruto fan novel, the protagonist is very fleshed out, and a lot of ink has been poured into each supporting character. The plot setting is also very rigorous. There is something to say, and the writing is not bad.

At the beginning, when I saw the author posting the timeline, I knew that this Naruto book must be good. Now it seems that it is indeed the case. The timeline of the main characters is the same as that of the original work. Finally, it is not like the previous fan fictions where the characters' ages are confusing and it looks terrible. Love it, love it.

The writing is very good, and the sense of immersion is also very strong. I like the characters and settings better. Please give it a good review.

On February 24, 2026, a post was posted as proof. I blindly guessed that the man who killed Aburame Ryoma was the final boss. I'm looking forward to the little foreshadowing. There is a story about a lot of foreshadowing by the author, I hope it can be used later to answer the questions

I finally found a non-systematic Naruto novel. It's not invincible right from the start. It's very good. It gradually grows and becomes more immersive. It doesn't have any bad points at the moment. I don't know why not many people read it. I support this author with five stars 😘

After reading Chapter 108, I finally changed a lot of the original plot, but I don't know whether Minato Namikaze will be saved later. It's much more comfortable than most other fans who only know the crazy main line.