This Uchiha Plays Dirty

This book is undoubtedly a "clean stream" that has been injected into the field of Naruto fandom - it does not indulge in duels within the limits of blood succession or comparisons of ninjutsu levels. Instead, with a writing style that is extremely realistic and rebellious, it directly points to the core contradiction in the Naruto world that has been mentioned countless times but rarely explored in depth: class and system. "Ninjas are not tools, let alone consumables. Peace cannot be asked for, it must be created by us!" These few words accurately tore apart the veil of tenderness in the ninja world. It reminds us of Kakashi's father, White Fang, who was forced to commit suicide due to the choice of mission or companion, of Itachi's dilemma between the village and his family, and of countless nameless ninjas who died silently on missions - they were all bound in a system that alienated people into tools. With its sharp thinking and anti-conventional narrative, this book shows the rare depth and ambition of a fan work. It not only wants to "make Uchiha great again", but also tries to find a third path for the entire Naruto world that transcends infinite Tsukuyomi and transcends terror and peace.

Finished reading it in one sitting. It's still not enough, I must comment on it. This is a imaginative Naruto fanfic that breaks away from the traditional Naruto derivatives that focus on fighting, and is both playful and in-depth. After the protagonist Uchiha was reborn, he faced the cruel reality in the world of Naruto that nobles regard ninjas as tools and civilians are in trouble. He chose to use "capital" and "business wars" to break the rules in an unconventional way. The setting of business wars with dump trucks and collection of protection fees is both funny and grounded, which makes the contrast between "evil Uchiha" full; and the cry of "ninja is not a tool" is closely linked to the reflection on class injustice and meaningless sacrifice, giving the story an additional layer of resistance to injustice besides being funny. The tongue-in-cheek lines in the plot are lively and interesting, and the portrayal of the bottom-level plight of the Naruto world is also in line with the background of the original work. This is a Naruto fan novel that is eye-catching.

The protagonist, a butterfly, fanned a gust of wind and changed a lot of the plot. It was very interesting and very reasonable. I don't know how many times better than those novels where the protagonist is invincible and jumps up and down but is no different from the original novel.

It's very creative, it combines the plot of Naruto and the beer hall, the writing is excellent, the story is exciting, and it's great to watch! The combination of Naruto and the movie Seoul Spring is very interesting. The rating of this book is really low, maybe it was maliciously lowered. It is really interesting and interesting. There are many innovations based on respecting the original work. I feel like I have watched a new Naruto anime.

This Naruto fanfic takes the concept of "traveling and changing destiny" to the extreme, making up for a lot of regrets. The protagonist doesn't just cuddle up after time traveling, but starts with the details and leverages the original plot bit by bit. Every choice is well-founded, and the chain reactions it brings are both unexpected and reasonable, as if it really opens up a new timeline in the world of Naruto. The author's control of the timeline and cause-and-effect relationship of the original work is amazing. I got goosebumps when I saw the subversive unfolding of the Chunin Exam Chapter. Five-star praise, written by a fan like this is the greatest tribute to the original work! I laughed while watching it, it was so joyful! The protagonist's mouth seems to have been opened to the public, his words are heartbreaking, and his mind is very clear. It was clearly a matter of life and death, but he managed to create a comic effect. But when it's time to be serious, it's very fiery, and I get excited when I smile. This kind of relaxed and relaxed writing style is so rare, five stars recommended to book lovers who want to relax.

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This Naruto fanfic has made a novel adaptation based on the world view of the original work. The protagonist's character is vivid and three-dimensional, and the description of the game and battle in the ninja world is full of tension. The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate. It not only has a passionate ninjutsu showdown, but also delicately depicts the bonds and struggles of the characters. The rewritten plot is unconventional and makes it very immersive to read. It is a high-quality Naruto derivative work and well worth watching.

The description of polyrhythmic characters in this book. Unless a time traveler is anchored in history, it is impossible to interpret it according to the original work. The second character description is not stereotyped. It has the shining points of the character without hiding the shortcomings. It is more fair and makes the characters more vivid. It gives people the feeling of watching a new Naruto anime, which makes people have the urge to read it in one go.

A fan of Naruto for ten years thinks it is very authentic, the description of the war is very real, not so childish and simple, good I don't want to say anything more. It is undoubtedly a masterpiece. Kaka Uchiha also gave a speech.

Not bad and worth a look. Group portrait article. It's just that the protagonist has relatively few roles. I watch a lot of them. The good news is that this book will take quite a long time to write. The bad news is that there are really few protagonists and the progress feels slow.