Sunagakure Mechanist: From Self-Improvement Furnace to Gundam

It is my favorite puppet branch skill tree. When I saw Kankuro, the Red Sand Scorpion, and the puppets controlled by Grandma Chiyo, I always had a deep love for the mechanism puppet technique. The scenario that has been imagined countless times before is consistent with the setting of the author of this book to a certain extent. I was fascinated by the puppet technique when I saw it in Naruto. After seeing Jiraiya's sage mode, I even thought that combining giant puppets with large output power settings such as oil, fire, and wind is a feasible direction. In addition, tailed beasts are used as energy sources, which are all consistent with the views of this book. To sum up, it is like having an idea in my mind when I was watching anime 10 years ago. Today, 10 years later, I accidentally discovered that someone is highly consistent with my idea. It can be regarded as a touch of fate. After tossing and turning last night, I accidentally searched for this book, but I didn't expect to find the subject I wanted. I support the author very much. Although the writing style is still a bit green, overall, I really like the subject matter and it deserves a 5-star review.

This book is still good, and the author who was born weak and mentioned repeatedly in the early stage quickly made up for it with a golden finger, which is reasonable and refreshing. It is recommended to read, that is, the Ninja Village has been defeated at present, and I hope that the protagonist will become the fifth generation Kazekage and start farming reforms and fight for hegemony.

The writing is pretty good, many of them are written about Konoha, but the Sand Ninja novels are okay 🥰

I like technology and magnetic escape plus a little bit of imagination

Good looking, but a little short

Quite good, especially if you are from someone other than Konoha.

Very interesting novel

The writing is quite good. Although the protagonist is a time traveler, his outlook on life and world view are similar to those of a native Naruto.

Very good perspective, the author is very attentive

I just like to see this kind of construction and stuff.