In the Hokage World: I Get One Talent Every Week

7.5-8.5 Points. It's a pretty good fan. I haven't seen anything else very unpleasant at the moment. Apart from the fact that the main character is relatively non-Emirati and doesn't show off enough [laughs crookedly], is it still considered an effort? Yes. I haven't dealt with Danzo yet, but the third generation doesn't look like the black and white ones in other fandoms, it's probably gray [laughter]

It's a little bit poisonous, but you can really see through it. In addition, let me remind you that the protagonist is considered a direct descendant of Hokage, so Danzo cannot be so stupid as to find Hiruzen's important person. . A civilian ninja who graduated from a ninja school with great talent and proven strength. His parents are special jounin and sacrificed themselves for Konoha. Even if the protagonist has hidden strength at the beginning, it is not a big problem.

It can be said to be the best book written by Naruto fans, because the protagonists of other fans are usually engaged in troubles, rather than starting businesses. Everything in the ninja world is often mentioned in one stroke, and they are all crushed by strength. Overall, this book is very good, (at least in my mind it is second, the first is Naruto, and it is the only anime I follow all the time.)

In fact, it's not bad. The writing is relatively fluent. The problem is that it doesn't feel refreshing. The whole thing is still a small outfit under the frame of the third generation and Konoha. It's a bit suspicious of Itachi. The handling of the Uchiha clan feels a bit taken for granted. In my personal opinion, if Fugaku can be so decisive, it will be difficult for the tragedy to happen. I feel that the pot king has to bear all the responsibility. The difficult thing about writing a Naruto fanfic is that everyone has a different understanding of the characters in Naruto. If you can agree with the author that the three generations are good people, and they are all bad people, then this book is not bad. I am a supporter of conspiracy theories, so I will not continue to follow it. There are some small problems left, such as his and her problems, especially jounin and jōnin problems, but such small things are fine

This is not a simple muscle explosion, but the explosive high-speed movement of chakra in the meridians of the legs combined with the chicken, "Yu Zhen! Although he says he is a samurai, he is using chakra! This is the teleportation technique!"

Yes, it can be watched except for a little bit of poison. It has at least 8 points of potential, but I feel that the author may enter the palace.

A good book. You can tell that the author writes with great care. There is not too much intrigue and darkness in the article, and there are no poisonous points. However, it is rich in details and gives a sense of empathy. It is a book that can be read slowly. The writing is really delicate, the characters are well-drawn, and the mission process is full of ninja flavor. This kind of ninja feeling is not even found in the Naruto animation. It would be unreasonable for this book to be unpopular.

8.5 Points. The protagonist's identity as a time traveler is basically a characteristic of someone who has gone to nine years of compulsory education. It is a characteristic of precocity. Then he couldn't stand it anymore, so he added a system.

There's no problem, it's quite reasonable, but the author's pronouns are not handled well.

I love reading it, but the chapters are a bit short. Can you update it ten times a day? [Crying] [Crying] [Crying]