Naruto: The Ordinary Life of an Ordinary Shinobi

If a time-traveler crosses into Hokage without any blood inheritance, but has a decent talent, is it theoretically possible for him to transcend the shadow? Background: He is very clear about all kinds of information about comic plots and games. He is also familiar with the order of seals that appear in ninjutsu in the settings. He has also read various fandoms and is very inspired by the development ideas of ninjutsu (the inspiration may not be correct, but at least there is) He has strong mobility, dares to fight and gamble, has excellent acting skills, and has relatively flexible morals. In order to improve his strength, he does not mind using dirty tricks or using some crooked ways (such as poking out other people's eyes). Time of birth, at the same time as Kakashi The talent does not have any blood inheritance, and it has three to four attributes at the beginning (can include yin and yang, the attributes also mean the development path of the protagonist to a certain extent, so this is not fixed) Background: A small family with very few members. Both parents were Chuunin. They died on a mission, but left behind some ninjutsu (no more than three C-level ninjutsu) and money (1 million taels). Adopted version: If there is a conflict between the settings and the comics, the comics will prevail. Settings from the anime and games can be used in places not mentioned in the comics.

It's okay, it's well written, but I don't know if there are some useful weapons that can be used by the protagonist of the psychic beast, such as the Thunder God Sword from the second generation, the matching ninja tools from the Takumi Village, the Umibozhu from I don't know which coastline, the meteorite from the Hoshi Ninja Village, the fusion ninja beast that was killed later, and a mineral vein that can restore vitality. I feel that they are all relatively easy to get except that the location is hard to find. I have been writing about helping Uchiha integrate into the village, and then there was another genocide, which is a bit inconsistent.

There are traces of the protagonist's psychological journey and growth in strength. Regarding the direction of important events in the original work, the direction of the important events is the same as the amount of effort. There are no forced twists and turns, and there are no NPCs to watch the battle. The transition is natural. I hope the author can continue to update and grasp the protagonist's character, strength and degree of intervention in major events. It is a very good Naruto fanfic. My personal opinion is that it is currently ranked among the top 3 Naruto fanfics.

It's okay, the writing is quite fluent, but the plot of the experiment doesn't feel convincing enough, and it's a bit taken for granted. But it doesn't matter, just assume that the protagonist is talented

It's simple and unpretentious, without much imaginative content. It just focuses on the growth of the protagonist. Cherish it. Most novels nowadays rely on imagination or emotional plots to attract readers. It is not like writing a novel, but like making a short video. After the author inexplicably strengthened the protagonist's sensory ability to a national level, the word "ordinary" in the title of the book has lost its meaning.

The author's writing style is very good without the intervention of AI. There is no conspiracy theory in this book. The highlight is that the protagonist has developed a variety of ninjutsu. The disadvantage is that the introduction is mediocre and I almost missed this book.

The writing style is relatively plain. I think writing should still have a climax, and when writing this, there should be some emotions such as surprise, anger, anxiety, luck, etc., To make waves in the ordinary. Or maybe it's because the protagonist's mentality is too peaceful, and there is no sense of freshness. It feels a bit flat. Of course, overall it's still very good

It's quite comfortable to watch. I give it five stars because there's no bloody plot.

The writing is very good, the plot is not exaggerated, and the growth in strength is reasonable.

The writing style is relatively bland, and it's not as ups and downs as a normal plot, but the quality is pretty good. I recommend reading it.