The Right Way to Use Rule-Based Powers in the Ninja World

How should I put it, according to Konoha Danzo's character, Danzo also secretly stared at Jinchuriki Naruto. On a day when the protagonist was away, everything was normal. On the first day of arrival, a group of people dispersed. It could be explained that they were just hungry. On the second day of arrival, they started dancing inexplicably. According to Danzo's opinion, something was definitely wrong. Then by elimination, something goes wrong as soon as the protagonist arrives. It's stable, I have to be taken to the root to check the brain [laughing and crying], it's too abnormal.

Nice! It may be a bit childish and boring at the beginning, but after the heroine actually knows how to use the book of rules, it becomes very interesting! And there is no deliberate attempt to suppress the character, the characters are handled very well, and the daily life of CB is very good! Like! ! Moreover, this kind of female channel that favors invincible growth has no CP and no meal replacement.

Nice! So fun! Naruto has such an interesting world view, but the result is either a murderous murder in the dark, or a conspiracy theory to betray the village. I actually prefer to watch the protagonist interact with the original characters and have wonderful chemical reactions.

A self-created character, the main character is Naruto at the same time. At the beginning, he likes to play pranks and makes some poop jokes. He is a pure and disgusting female imp. Later, I started to care about my own strength, and my combat effectiveness improved considerably. The protagonist has his own ideas and is becoming more and more proficient in the use of golden fingers. You can really see the growth of the protagonist, and the simultaneous growth in psychology and strength is commendable. The protagonist uses rules to ensure that people in Konoha must abide by her "will of fire", otherwise they will be whipped and expelled. The Uchiha clan was not exterminated because their movements were restricted. Overall, it's quite interesting. The protagonist is indeed a "sunny and cheerful" agent of the Will of Fire [laughter]

This book is pretty good, it doesn't have any big or obvious negative points. Rules-based books are quite rare in Naruto [like]. Much better than books with lots of tomatoes, I hope the author can continue to do so, but there are currently relatively few updates and the speed is a bit slow [face covering]

It's okay for now, let's wait and see for the time being. The Ninja School period was pretty good, but later on the plot became a bit boring. Holding a first-class golden finger, he gave a third-rate performance. Observe – Intervene – Control. Since the protagonist can already interfere with the rules, let's slowly try to control them. Why should we be restricted by the ninja's path?

The front is a little weird. It becomes more interesting later on when the protagonist actually learns how to use the book of rules, his strength increases, and he develops his own ninjutsu, which I like more. He is probably invincible among his peers (the Chuuriki of his age do not count [crazy]) There is a strong pursuit of strength. It's quite comfortable to watch. I started commenting after reading chapter 80, but I haven't read the rest yet.

It's so beautiful, please give the author a boost

Very interesting rule setting, the plot of continuous survival at the beginning has a little bug, but other places are pretty good.

It still feels okay, and I can see the inner growth of the protagonist.