An Uchiha Orphan: So What If I’m Heartless?

Okay, I've done a good job and I'm not disappointed. Secondly, there are some off-topics. I suggest changing the title of the book later. It feels more everyday, right? The numerical value on paper should be the best in the ninja world, right? (Excluding Otsutsuki), he didn't go crazy or crazy. He just looked away and didn't bother to care if he said he was ruthless. Hope to keep it up and update more

I saw Chapter 9, it's so beautiful! The protagonist is invincible, everyone gives face, the protagonist's face has never been stepped on or rubbed by others, the protagonist is united, everyone thinks highly of the protagonist, they all praise him to the protagonist's face, they never call him a bitch, the protagonist is wise and never Nosy, even Kyuubi and Uchiha Itachi help, and let others step on their shoulders to help. The author is great. After nine chapters, the readers of Shuangwen have never been angry. The protagonist never gets angry, it is all training, and the readers are never so angry. They all give five-star praise.

This book is really good to read, especially when it describes Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan, but Xue Baochai is really too strong. If Noah hadn't used an outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would have killed him. But I am more concerned about what Zhuge Liang said to the 108 monkeys in Huaguoshan, "Young man is proud, don't show off in front of your brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkeys who knocked him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, and many foreshadowings. The fighting scenes are immersive and the character descriptions are spot on.

I have finished reading it. To be honest, the whole book is very enjoyable. It is purely enjoyable. The foreshadowing is also very good. It is written carefully and there is no AI water mark. I don't understand why the rating is so low. Maybe it's because the pace is too fast and the content is too short. But isn't that what Shuangwen is all about? I am a standard casual person, not a junkie. It depends on my reading time. One thing I want to say is that if this book had not been targeted and suppressed by the trolls, it would definitely have a rating of 9.0 Or above. By the way, I read it offline without using the Internet, so the reading time is short, sorry for that.

The battle is fun. As long as you don't make any moves, the protagonist can almost walk sideways. Being able to do whatever you want and calmly is the standard for a strong person. I hope there won't be obvious bonds behind the protagonist. It's best to weaken Mikoto's bonds. They say bonds are weaknesses, so don't have this kind of weakness.

The article is very in line with the mentality of a time traveler. There is no forced connection and no unclear logic. The protagonist is very interesting and I enjoyed watching it.

Very good, simple and straightforward The plug-in is big enough, and there is no hassle, mother-in-law, mother-in-law Don't be a ninja, just rob, just live your life, If someone attacks you, then beat him or kill him. Even without taking action, just teach Cricket a lesson behind your back. In front of a cricket, that's okay, just break the leg, there's enough money to compensate anyway No complicated bonds Just be yourself and live your own life There were a few times when I didn't get to the bottom of it. But it was just indifference. I didn't realize any harm, so I'm still posting this. Don't stop until you continue to help annoying people on the side that you don't want to. Don't take the attitude of a cool novel with multiple female protagonists in the harem and push them straight to the end. I think it's still a good novel. Although Mikoto is the sister who took care of the protagonist when she was a child, there is an age difference, and she is also married and has children, so she doesn't feel like a gift girl. I was a bit clear at the beginning and didn't think about it that way, but after reading the comments, many people thought it was poisonous. Let's take a look at people's wisdom. The protagonist is a casual type, he just kills when he wants to, doesn't want to fight to the end, and lets go when he wants. The main reason is that the protagonist is too open-minded and cannot suffer any loss. It's not suitable for everyone, but I personally think it's okay, at least four stars. … But only in the front! Later, after the protagonist skipped many years and directly grew up, he kept disappearing, writing about Itachi, Sasuke, and other people. After that, the plot was more group-oriented. It was very boring to watch.

I'm so excited. Although it's a little stressful in the early stage, it's still very good in the later stage. The killer never shows mercy, and the character of the protagonist never suffers from weakness. Yes, it's a qualified cool novel. I like this kind of protagonist who is powerful and never suffers from weakness.

There's nothing poisonous about it, it's very cool, and it's all the fun that should be felt. But there is no article about realizing the dream. This is the setting of the Fourth Natural Disaster and the Naruto World Tour. There is no fetters and the Konoha Trickster School treats everyone equally and has nothing to do with the protagonist. I hope that in the end, the protagonist will either go to another world or return to the original world with the hanging. I also hope that the protagonist will be treated sincerely.

It's very refreshing and relaxing. The writing style is very natural, not quite like an AI novel. The plots of the chapters I've seen so far are relatively smooth and capable, and the protagonist's character is also likable. It doesn't have too many things, and it's just fun to be alone. Speaking of which, is it too fast to write this now? Not long after Nazusa was born, the main character was basically invincible. Even the spots on his elbows could be broken. It wouldn't be over before these two grow up [facepalm]. It would be good to slow down the progress by writing something about daily life. I'm a bit tired of watching the constant tatami after that.