Naruto: Rebirth of Konoha, Rise in the Ninja World in World War II

There are many details and nothing deliberate. Logically, I try my best to make up for the shortcomings of Japanese people whose brain capacity is too small to produce long-term logically smooth stories. It's pretty good in a fanfic, but how to arrange the plot? If it is not arranged well and there are no obvious plug-ins, it will easily collapse later.

After reading the full text, the logic of the whole text is very good. The male protagonist lives a very serious life. Goldfinger can only increase his chakra amount and qualifications every time he dies. He has died twice so far, once at the beginning and once in the middle, but it also implies that every death has a price, and it cannot be multiple times. The male protagonist's efforts inadvertently changed the plot. Naoki relied on the life-saving earth escape defensive ninjutsu to survive and began to practice taijutsu with Matt Dai. Kato Dan survived and worked hard to pursue Tsunade. What do you think of the male protagonist? It's a bit unaccustomed to watch it in modern times, because he is already an authentic ninja. He will not hesitate to kill anyone to complete the mission. In order to improve his status and fight against Danzo, he avenges the abandoned original teammates. On the battlefield, he only wants to kill the enemy hard and accumulate merit. But he will also look at the extravagant nobles, the ninjas who fight for profit, and the common people who are struggling to survive, and think about it. However, they are still improving their strength, and they only have fleeting thoughts, and they have not yet taken actions and aspirations to change. I hope that more emphasis can be placed on these in the future, and war assassinations can be appropriately reduced later on. Haha, having said so much, I still highly recommend it. The only problem is that the author has stopped updating for almost a year, but there are still a lot of words in stock. If you are short on literature, you can click in to read more, so as to give the author the motivation to continue updating!

It's nice to watch. Personally, I think this kind of unsystematic time travel is really delicious. Watching the protagonist grow up is like watching a child grow up. The plot is also good and not surprising, it feels so good not to be taken for a fool [Like] [Like] Great support for the author

It's read from another book. It's very interesting. The author is a long-time Naruto fan, not someone who started writing after watching yx editing. Most of the settings are very sophisticated. Writing about the World War II period also brings new ideas to the plot. Come on!

It's rare that there are too few Naruto books without female protagonists. Unlike other books, whenever I meet a female character, I want to do it.

I have watched a lot of Huotong before, but I have probably forgotten the more exciting ones I watched before. Personally, I think this book is one of the best at the moment. But I always have a contradictory feeling that it is both compact and procrastinating. It doesn't affect her brilliance.

Looks good, when will Mudun come?

Not bad, you can watch it

Very good, I hope I can write it down

A very good novel, the plot is not blunt. Have a sense of agency and have your own beliefs. Can get my approval [like][like][like]

Hope it doesn't end badly

A very special third person, looking forward to it

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

Come on, come on, come on

Okay, write it very carefully

The author writes well

It's very novel and can be eaten as a meal

I didn't expect to find a good Naruto book here

The writing is very good, it's smooth, and there's nothing bad about it.

This kind of Naruto is good-looking. Nowadays, many people just follow the plot. They are afraid that the plot will change and they won't be able to write it anymore! If it's all about plot, I'd love to see the original version!

It's really rare. It's hard to find something that's well written and doesn't have CP. It's a pity that it's discontinued.

Not bad, not ambiguous, the plot progresses well [like]

Yes, it's a bit like the rise of a little guy.