Naruto: The Uchiha Clan’s Black Technology!

Just like a ninja, with high attack and low defense! Just make Gatlin! Turn on the bullet curtain! I don't believe how many people can guard against [eating melon]! Except Flying Thunder God and Susana! How many people can guard against it [laughing evilly]! And there's no need to worry about the barrel overheating [laughing evilly]! How many people are there in Konoha [laughs evilly]! Even if you count the genin as a master! How many people can survive a wave of barrage! And you can rely on explosives! Anyway, it's not about genocide! Is it okay if a few Konoha civilians die? [Laughs evilly]! And rely on the mobility of the ninja! Get him a few tons! Even with a defensive shield, how many can survive [laughing evilly]! As long as there are enough resources! Even a ninja's body is turning into scum every minute [laughing evilly]

Very well written. It doesn't follow the main plot, and it's not like a normal Naruto story. Not a babysitter. Properly high-quality food and grass. The plot is vivid and coherent. No poison spots were found. Authentic second-generation culture, certified, safe to eat. I don't rate those who write in general.

Uchiha novels have compact plots and vivid character descriptions, especially the protagonist's growth process which is fascinating. The writing is smooth and the world view is rich in setting, making people immersed in it. Overall, this is a novel worth reading and recommended to readers who like passionate adventure themes.

Fans should write like this. As long as they don't follow the original plot, the writing style can generally produce a good-looking book. Just wait for development, declare war, push for peace, destroy villages, nuclear peace, unification,

Very nice Uchiha technology flow

It's okay, some of the remarks are superfluous, and the writing style needs to be improved.

Writing is not easy, this is just an encouragement. Overall 7 points, not bad.

Not bad, innovative

It's true. It's beautiful. Although there are no ratings yet.

Wow, it's a piece of cake, and it's too big for some of us to eat.