Naruto: From the Start, I Kill Black Zetsu and Become the Mastermind

Good guy, if the third generation is a good person, then there will be few bad people in the entire Naruto world! Guess where Danzo, the black glove, got his power? The Third Generation didn't even know about the things he did?

It's a rare story about Naruto and the mastermind behind the scenes. After reading too much about Bonds, I felt very good when reading this kind of story. I don't know if it's a problem with my outlook on life, but I think it's pretty good. Then the author should not add too much of his own understanding, and don't be sloppy. It should be able to reach 8.5 Or above

Okay, if you don't kneel and lick, it's not considered brainless. You have your own opinions on Naruto. The image of the protagonist is finally established, and the sense of self-interest is similar to that of a dark novel. It can be seen that it is not too poisonous.

It's very nice. In fact, I can use Lin to tease Obito's [shyness] more deeply. Looking at it now, there is a poisonous point, that is, the protagonist seems to have a 55% chance of hitting anyone. In fact, the early stage of ninja battles is very likely to rely on intelligence. The protagonist has intelligence, is still in the dark, and has the strength to kill. However, the protagonist seems to be behind the scenes, but is actually a reckless man, and is constantly being beaten.

It's a semi-invincible novel. It doesn't count if you don't eat beef. It needs development. To be honest, I feel a little uncomfortable with the final goal task. After all, if you go through my next plan (comment on Chapter 52), it won't make any difference whether you do the final task or not. At most, the rewards are somewhat attractive. Should the final goal be changed or the final reward should be changed to follow the routine of Wanjiewen? Chapter 52 review plan: Speaking of which, is it possible to make this Madara clone open a kaleidoscope? If the clone fails and cannot use the power of Yin, the main body can also use the clone's eyes to try to see if it can open another one. The clone of Uchiha Madara's strength can also be equivalent to his son. In this way, regardless of whether the eternity needs the help of Indra Chakra or not, the basic conditions are there, and then the two eyes can be opened with the original Zun's eyes are the basis for fusion. Even if the clone's pupil power is released afterwards, the pupil power will still be fused. A wave of pupil power can be retained after getting on the bus. If there is a problem, a lot of pupil power can be retained first, so that after it disappears, you can try to inject the pupil power. Of course, it is better to retain Madara's clone. Hashirama cells can Transplant the spot clone on the body and use it as a seedbed to open the reincarnation eye. It is better to chop down Nagato and create a clone with eternity and the reincarnation eye. Artificially provide the power of the six paths and the pupil power to help the original eye evolve and shorten the opening time of the reincarnation eye. Of course, the five major hearts cannot be delayed. After all, there may be five Peaking the attributes can reduce the time required to open the Samsara Eye. After all, Yin Yang and the Five Elements are all present. It's a pity that the novice gift pack is used too early, otherwise the artificial cultivation of the power of the Six Paths would be much faster. It is best to find the moon passage, and then cut down an Otsutsuki Toneri to obtain the power of the Six Paths. Can Boruto write it? If you write better, if you can't find the moon passage, you can only try to find Otsutsuki's style. Defeat him to get the experience card (it doesn't matter whether the strength is at its peak), and then divide it among those who can get the weapon. After that, you can print a note for yourself and replace yourself. Anyway, you have a clone. If you artificially create Otsutsuki, you will live forever. There is no need to destroy the five major countries later. I was anxious, I had enough relaxation, and then I cloned Otsutsuki Shibai's cells, grabbed the sacred tree and made one myself (Orochimaru clone experience card), used my clone (already Otsutsuki's strength) as a sacrifice, artificially cultivated the small sacred tree by myself, first obtained the fruit of the small sacred tree, and then gradually obtained the big one. What do you think, author, of the path I planned?

It's okay, but it feels like it's a bit too high-level of Minato's combat power.

Personal opinion: It has great potential, and the description of the battle is also good. But it is not very friendly to people who like to browse quickly and skip reading. Moreover, the author's update efficiency is quite high, and there is a high probability that there will be no interruptions in updates.

Overall, this book is very good, and it brought me back to the feeling I had when I stayed up late to catch up on "The World of Naruto Through the Eyes of Reincarnation". Among the anti-Konoha-style Naruto fan works, its plot settings and development angles are also quite novel. On the one hand, I write this review in the hope that other readers will not be biased by some low-star reviews. On the other hand, I also want to encourage the author not to let these negative reviews affect his creation, let alone give up halfway. After all, on the Tomato platform, the trend seems to be increasingly towards "the protagonist must be invincible" - as long as the opponent is slightly strengthened, or the protagonist's hang-up is not exaggerated enough, he will soon be criticized for "suppressing the protagonist's combat power". This has also led to the emergence of many mindless and refreshing works that only cater to such tastes, so that there are a bunch of novels that scored 89 or 9 on Tomato, but the content is very brainless. From the perspective of the author's income, there are no "brainless and invincible" works on Tomato's high-paying list. Compared with Qidian, Tomato's traffic recommendation structure may make it easier for such fast-food works to gain traffic, but if you really want to rely on writing for long-term development and obtain stable and high income, catering to the "invincible is justice" routine is definitely not the way out. Therefore, it is highly recommended that the author finish this book well, and consider trying to develop it from the starting point in the future - there may be more room there for works that require foreshadowing, growth and reasonable settings. I hope the author keeps his pace and this book deserves to be seen by more people.

A good behind-the-scenes story about Naruto. The overall evaluation is four stars. If the author hadn't over-emphasized Minato in the early stage, which resulted in the loss of readers, it would have been a masterpiece. The latest chapter only had more than 50 people urging it to be updated. Other chapters with this quality and creativity would have had 500 people urging it to update. Then there are many people talking about the issue of strengthening Minato. This is true, but if the plot has developed to this point and you can't watch it, just skip it. There are not many plots that actually involve fighting Minato, especially the part where Minato replaces Minato and breaks into Konoha to establish the Kingdom of Light. The part where Shinkuna and Obito are persecuted [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] [sneaky laugh] This is what I want to watch. I want to see Itachi as his younger brother, and I want to see Sasuke laugh at his bad words [laughing evilly]

The only poisonous point is that he wanted to kill Obito but was discovered by Minato.