Time travel, fandom, Naruto, system flow, behind the scenes, cool writing, growth, darkness, no regrets
This book will show you: how to use the safest method to save all troubled people.
When the chakra of the Naruto world was deconstructed by a former programmer using "systems thinking":
Shadow clone = multi-threaded parallel computing, on!
Practicing ninjutsu = improving skill proficiency, liver!
Save regret = implement the optimal algorithm, change!
When Obito is about to be crushed, when Lin is about to be implanted with the Three-Tails, when countless regrets are about to happen——
A crow flew quietly, bringing anonymous information and chakra supplies.
Konoha has one more "Ground Dragon Doctor" joke.
But there is a new one in the ninja world, codenamed "Blue Crow", who controls everything anonymously... A coward.
Reader comments
As a long-time fan of Naruto for more than ten years, I have remembered every unhappiness over Obito's death, Lin's death, White Fang's death, Uchiha's genocide... For more than ten years.
This book is different. The protagonist awakens infinite chakra at the beginning, but he doesn't show off or be tough, he just quietly develops. During the day, he learned medical ninjutsu to gain reputation, and at night, he secretly created shadow clones and hung up, and even let the psychic crow set up an intelligence network.
When I reached the Kannabi Bridge, my heart almost stopped - and then the protagonist reached out from the ground and pulled Obito out.
Lin, Shiro, Kimimaro, Shisui, Itachi. . . It turns out that there are really people who are willing to repair this broken world.
The pressure is obvious, generally good, but slightly depressing, not very strong.
Author, I suggest you continue writing until the finale. Many people may not like it in the early stage, but if you write it in the later stage, many people will definitely read it. There are not many creative books these days, but this one of yours is very outstanding. You should pay attention to it. When looking at a problem, you can't just look at the local part, but look at the overall situation.
Haha, the mastermind behind the scenes, someone knows the identity of the protagonist, and the protagonist doesn't even have any contractual restrictions with her.
It's well written and has its own reasonable logic.
The writing is more exciting, calm and developed, which is the type I like.
As a long-time fan of Naruto for more than ten years, I have remembered every unhappiness over Obito's death, Lin's death, White Fang's death, Uchiha's genocide... For more than ten years. This book is different. The protagonist awakens infinite chakra at the beginning, but he doesn't show off or be tough, he just quietly develops. During the day, he learned medical ninjutsu to gain reputation, and at night, he secretly created shadow clones and hung up, and even let the psychic crow set up an intelligence network. When I reached the Kannabi Bridge, my heart almost stopped - and then the protagonist reached out from the ground and pulled Obito out. Lin, Shiro, Kimimaro, Shisui, Itachi. . . It turns out that there are really people who are willing to repair this broken world.
The pressure is obvious, generally good, but slightly depressing, not very strong.
Author, I suggest you continue writing until the finale. Many people may not like it in the early stage, but if you write it in the later stage, many people will definitely read it. There are not many creative books these days, but this one of yours is very outstanding. You should pay attention to it. When looking at a problem, you can't just look at the local part, but look at the overall situation.
Haha, the mastermind behind the scenes, someone knows the identity of the protagonist, and the protagonist doesn't even have any contractual restrictions with her.
It's well written and has its own reasonable logic.
The writing is more exciting, calm and developed, which is the type I like.