Traveling through the world of Naruto, Rei Morino became an orphan in Konoha Orphanage. At the beginning, he encountered the Root Organization killing people.
Naruto was surrounded and bullied? He lowers his head and takes a detour without any trace of cause and effect.
The night of the Uchiha genocide? He pretended to be sick and asked for leave three days in advance and ran out of the village to avoid it.
Pain attacks Konoha? He applied for a logistics task and hid in the rear, never stepping foot on the battlefield.
The Fourth Ninja War? He saved lives and wounded in the medical tent without showing his face the whole time. Even Liudao Madara didn't know that this person existed.
The Root Organization monitored him for fourteen years and finally came to the conclusion that he was a mediocre and useless genin.
Reader comments
There is no forced change of the plot, nor does the protagonist have a full halo. From the preparations on the eve of the Nine-Tails Rebellion to the low-key development of the ninja school, all the plots are logical and online, and the details are well described, and you can feel the author's intention.
From building a shelter to avoiding root organizations and dealing with bullying, every operation has a reasonable foreshadowing, the writing is also good, and the narrative rhythm is well controlled. The plot is neither superficial nor forced to be enjoyable. Overall, it is good.
Every step of the plot feels very immersive, and the details fit the Naruto background without any sense of dissonance. The more you watch, the more you get hooked.
There is no forced change of the plot, nor does the protagonist have a full halo. From the preparations on the eve of the Nine-Tails Rebellion to the low-key development of the ninja school, all the plots are logical and online, and the details are well described, and you can feel the author's intention.
From building a shelter to avoiding root organizations and dealing with bullying, every operation has a reasonable foreshadowing, the writing is also good, and the narrative rhythm is well controlled. The plot is neither superficial nor forced to be enjoyable. Overall, it is good.
Every step of the plot feels very immersive, and the details fit the Naruto background without any sense of dissonance. The more you watch, the more you get hooked.
A standard example of civilian Naruto writing