Naruto: I Left Konoha and Started Building a Shinobi Nation

Pretty good. It's a farming genre. But adding that whirlpool heroine didn't feel good. After all, Hinata was so good to the protagonist and was willing to abandon everything to go out with the protagonist before he showed his strength. In the end, he had to share it with others.

It's pretty good. It's much better than those villages like Konoha where everyone rejects Uchiha.

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Yes, if you like to read Naruto farming stories, you can take a look. Personally, I think it's good. Let's see how it's written later. But compared to the previous farming stories, I feel there's still a gap. How can I put it, there are too few interesting points, and some of the more exciting parts are not written out. Moreover, farming is relatively vague, and there is no detailed division.

Well, although the writing is boring, the general result is the same. Ninja World is still good, but it just lacks some abstract comedy concepts, such as letting Madara and Hasimala get married.

It's a pretty good Naruto series fan novel. There's no pretentiousness. It slowly shows the process of development. The changes in people and the environment can be seen as alternative construction literature. I give it a full five-star rating. It's good if the author maintains his status. If it's the opposite, it's just a stalemate.

It's very good except that it's too idealistic and everything is too simple. There's no suspense. You know what you're going to do at a glance. There are also a few heroines who don't handle each other well. Others are very consistent with my understanding of farming. Overall, it's very good.

So far, there is generally no problem. This period of the Naruto world is the best time to unify. It is a bit conflicting that there are many girls. However, the author later wrote that it is possible that the protagonist child is the carrier of the two Asuras.

There was a male channel in the front, a female channel in the back, and then I stopped watching it.

Not bad, this book deserves a five-star rating