Bai Yu, a Naruto fan, transmigrates into the world of Naruto to fight monsters, level up, and have a good time.
From the start, he is reborn as a Uchiha war orphan. As a baby, he survives the Nine-Tails' attack, while the Uchiha Clan enters its countdown to extinction.
He unlocks the story arcs one by one: the Night of the Clan’s Downfall, the Konoha Crush, the Akatsuki’s assault, the Fourth Shinobi World War, and more...
His body has absolutely no talent for training. He relies entirely on the System to gain experience and level up. There are no bottlenecks or limits on his strength: leveling up is all that matters!
The story makes up for some of the original’s regrets, while supporting characters follow their official characterizations. For example, Hiruzen Sarutobi is a good man with limited abilities: he is neither sinister nor a scapegoat. Fans of the “Third Hokage is secretly plotting everything” theory, beware.
The protagonist does not defect. Fans of dark transformations, beware.
Uchiha Itachi massacred his clan. Though the author likes this character too and regrets his fate, his actions were absolutely those of a remorseless killer. His crimes will not be whitewashed. Itachi fans, beware.
The story follows both the manga and TV anime continuities.
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I don't know why some people think it's poisonous to have a development period for the protagonist. The map is invincible at the beginning and then the map is changed after the game. The character has not grown up and has no city and is still self-righteous. Does it really make people want to watch it? I also think that the period in which there are choices and compromises in this book is better than the current period when the explosive growth of power is unimpeded. However, although it is very dull without obstacles now, the story line is clear and there are many hidden threads, which still makes me look forward to the future. Personal evaluation: Among the online novels I have read, this book can score 7.0~7.5 Out of 10, which is quite qualified. However, among the novels written by 🍅, this book can score 9 points. I originally wanted to give it 4 stars, but after looking at it, the score is really too low, so I will encourage you with five stars. I hope the author can do more.
There is nothing wrong with the plot. The previous plot is basically unchanged and it is about the growth of the protagonist. However, the plot in the latest chapter has changed a lot. It is very difficult to write it well in the later chapters. If it remains unchanged, the protagonist's efforts will be in vain. If the changes are not controlled well, it will easily collapse. Secondly, the author actually added some personal settings of his own, such as demons and so on. For example, some people's characters are too pure. Black is black, white is white, which is inconsistent with human nature, etc. Furthermore, the writing skills are a bit poor, the description of the characters is not very deep, the story is not very interesting, and is relatively bland. Overall, it's pretty good, maybe not a lot of fun, but it's a good work to watch.
Okay, yes, it is indeed weak and frustrating in the early stage. Maybe there are fewer people who like this. Classic writing style.
I really like this way of writing one task after another. The corresponding rewards of the task end system and some small foreshadowings all test the author's control ability. It's a pity that Naruto anime does not have this kind of unit drama format. Watching the fans can make up for it.
It's quite good. I'm used to reading defection stories, so this kind of thing can be regarded as an adjustment to my taste. I looked at the ratings and found that it was 5.1. I was shocked. The author keeps writing. Those with low ratings are basically based on whether the protagonist will not defect. Nowadays, many Naruto fanfics on Tomato novels are defection stories. It feels really uncomfortable to read too many of them. People like you who don't defect are almost rare. I hope you can keep writing.
It's very interesting to watch. The protagonist's strength has grown rapidly and he has a lot of trouble. It would be better if he was older.
We can continue to update, there are too few, I hope it is a lone wolf player who has no emotional drama and no cp
The writing is good but there are some problems. However, the Eight Hundred Gods are a bit unclear. I just need to finish it.
It can be seen that the author writes very carefully, controls the rhythm very well, and it is very smooth when reading.
Must give a five-star review! Come on!!!