Naruto: Naruto Lives for Himself

Overall, it is a very good novel. The content is probably Time traveler Naruto, small harem, 8 people The outline is very interesting. It is extremely difficult for a person born in the world to surpass the way of heaven without the support of external forces. With the help of the sign-in system, the protagonist's combat power is comparable to the way of heaven, but he does not have the authority of heaven. It is a pity that it ends too early, otherwise he can continue to write the story of the world after rebirth.

This is quite real, unlike the original Naruto who always licked Konoha no matter how much he was beaten or scolded. The rhythm is quite good. There is no traffic and he really doesn't know what's going on.

What can I say? It's a bit realistic. Naruto's game between the village and the higher-ups is more logical.

It's pretty good, and the character descriptions are reasonable so far, especially Kushina and Minato, who thoughtlessly sacrificed himself and even his son for the sake of the village. A man with full violence, but he sacrificed himself for his son. To be precise, what Minato left for Naruto was only money and the reputation of being the son of the Hokage. What Kushina gave was the love of his parents (such as gifts). Kushina also gave Kushina more money than Minato. It was a perfect start with these conditions, but in the end, the money was confiscated, the love of the parents was robbed, and the reputation was ruined. If Kyuubi hadn't been set as the protagonist's plug-in, it would have been taken away and given to others. Kishimoto doesn't dare to describe Kushina too much, but if he dares to describe it more, it will be difficult to think about it. After all, Kushina's character is like this, she doesn't have much sense of belonging.

It feels like the author wanted to write a real story, but he lost his heart in it, like an adult who has been severely beaten by life, and was forced to time travel to the protagonist. There is a feeling of muddling through.

When you are caught, you have to hide in the space and no one can find it. You will only ask Danzo for it. After a few hours, it suddenly appears at the root base and then transforms into nine tails. Spray the Tailed Beast Jade at the Hokage Tower. Then the civilian area. Then Uchiha. Let's see how Danzo handles this.

The plot is very well written, and the personalities of each character are well written. Moreover, the writing is not outrageous, and the author's imagination is quite good. Moreover, the plot does not have any convoluted twists and turns, and it is written directly without any lies. It's over, how can I put it? The protagonist seems a bit too selfish, that's all. It always looks so uncomfortable. But it looks good

After reading the entire book and writing a review, I am truly worthy of being a Chinese who loves reading and understanding all his life. Reasonable analysis based on details, bold guesses that can be justified, the reincarnation of heaven, the cultivation of immortality, politics, economy, and the key is human nature. The analysis is clear and logical, and I have benefited a lot from going deep and concisely. Thank you very much, author!

I really like this book. It's a bit better for Jiraiya and Itachi. This book also really expresses my thoughts on the third generation and Jiraiya. Itachi's arrangement is a bit better. It doesn't make sense to kill all the ancestors for the sake of the village and his younger brother. The radicals didn't say anything after killing him, especially Izuna. What's wrong with him? Can he make up for it? Jiraiya's regret has come, he died. In the whole drama, Hinata and Iruka were the only ones who were kind to Naruto at first. Hanabi was okay with Naruto for Hinata's sake. There is no good person in the remaining ninja world. If Naruto only saves Shinkuna, Hinata, Hanabi, Iruka, wouldn't it be good for Indra and Kyuubi to be given to Iruka?

There are not many highlights, but it is really comfortable to watch. What normal time travelers should do rationally is to see how to write it more attractively later.