
Naruto: Injured from the Start, I Make Puppets in Konoha
火影:开局伤残的我在木叶做傀儡
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There Are No Masterpieces in Naruto Anymore (Except Dave, the Artist, Sister Juan, and Divine Soil)
There Will Never Be Another Masterpiece in Naruto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Looking for Stories About Protagonists Who Practice Dark Arts
No cultivation, no System. The protagonist is an ordinary person whose family is killed in a sudden calamity. He wants revenge and, by chance, travels to Southeast Asia, where he obtains an evil book. He begins practicing what it teaches and gradually becomes a practitioner of dark arts, all while pursuing his revenge.
Naruto: Underrated Gems
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Please, handsome guys and beautiful ladies, take pity on me. I haven't had anything to read for days.
I'm a Teenager Until I Die. I Think It's Time for Me to Show Off. I'm Talking About Being a Teenager.
I want to read a book like "Top Repairman, Repair and Become Stronger". First of all, I am a gentleman. Secondly, I watch it with a critical eye. Finally, I am willing to feed the devil for the readers. Don't stop me. I think I can handle it when I am young.
Any Books with More Original Premises?
All the books I come across these days follow the same formula, and I'm having a hard time getting into them.
Any Genre Is Fine
I haven’t felt like reading lately. Please recommend some good books.
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Progress 46, I enjoyed reading it. The settings in the article are very creative. I actually chose the unreasonable setting that increases the power of thinking in the chakra of the Hokage power system, and by blurring the detailed settings of the system, it is left in a vague state, so that the protagonist can develop and become stronger from the source through imagination and needs. The plot of the protagonist's strengthening system, whether the protagonist is helpless and begins to research power, or the process of developing and researching the core of the puppet, is very smooth, and it seems as if the results of those research are indeed like this. The description of the protagonist's participation in the war is not so dangerous, but it also establishes a description of the unpredictable and unexpected events in the war through small encounters with slightly stronger enemies and unexpected enemy ninjas. It's not like some novels where the protagonist is not well-known and just encounters super strong or outrageous enemies. After the enemies are defeated, they become even stronger. It's like an experience tower with each layer getting stronger than the next. To sum up, the writing of this book so far is stable, the plot is rounded, the setting is made by blurring the details, and the development is very logical in general, and there is nothing too unreasonable. It looks like fairy grass. The work is very qualified, but it lacks traffic. More suitable for middle-aged and old readers, not suitable for new readers New readers generally prefer novels that are exciting, fast, strong, and do not change power quickly. They are generally not attractive to new readers. After reading too much, middle-aged and old readers will have higher requirements for the works, writing and plot settings. This book is more suitable.
Looking at it now, this novel is considered to be one of the better ones among Naruto. There is no inexplicable hatred or slander. You rely on your own thoughts and actions to strengthen yourself. Although there are some cheats, it is not overly strong. It is worth reading.
Putting on a puppet prosthesis shouldn't be suitable for fighting. After all, chakra is consumed only when using skills, and if you move casually, chakra will be consumed. You are not a Jinchuuriki, or you just can't play like this at all.
Progress 46, so far it's pretty good. I really like the author's idea of combining Yamanaka's secretary with puppetry. The plot is still at war, nothing special, but I hope I won't be a nanny in the future. I hope that the protagonist can have his own story, and the plot of the original characters can just give the protagonist a little help on the edges. However, judging from the situation of the protagonist teaching his disciples, it seems that there is a high probability that he will still be Nazusa's nanny in the future.
The portraits of the characters are vivid and vivid, and the settings are not changed overnight. However, the plot of Uchiha Shinen being knifed by the author is a bit far-fetched (it feels like he died inexplicably, like a plot kill), but the portrayal is indeed very good. Everyone has their own character, and there is also the plot of Konoha White Fang that respects the fate of others (not the Holy Mother). I hope the author can make the protagonist a little tougher when encountering things later. After all, the protagonist has a certain foundation of his own strength and power.
The writing is very good. The plot of taking the apprentice is the most thoughtful among all the fans. Although there is not much ink, it is very smooth, natural and thoughtful. The overall plot is smooth and logical. If you keep it up and it doesn't end, I will give it five stars.
The creativity was okay, but at first I was afraid that Danzo wouldn't reveal his talent. As I wrote about it, his personality changed, as if he wasn't afraid of anything anymore.
The protagonist restored his hands and feet through medical ninjutsu, but his wife and son did not have any reaction to the physiological changes. In a normal family, the father who lost his arms and legs recovered his hands and feet. How could this happen?
Shennong is coming A 9-point work. The author is very creative and uses the secret skills of the mountains to control the Blood Succession Limit Puppet to fight. With a single female protagonist, the emotional scenes are not obtrusive and the descriptions are good. The shining point is that the protagonist is a chuunin who starts out as a teacher and participates in two ninja wars. The cruelty of the war is described, and the supporting characters are also well described. Summary is a rare source of food.
I give it four stars. The writing is okay, but the top management of Konoha always has a bad impression. To be honest, compared to other villages, Konoha is already very kind to ninjas and ordinary people. The third generation is indeed hypocritical, but on the surface they are willing to pretend. I really ask Danzo to come up, but they don't even pretend, [laughs], and let you go to school? Do I need to brainwash you? So I don't agree with that sentence, a hypocrite is worse than a real villain. If I really ask you to choose between the Five Dynasties and the Northern Song Dynasty, you see what you will choose [laughing]