Never Been Hokage? Then Don't Lecture Me About the Will of Fire

Washing Tibetan script Comparing Danzo (who stayed behind to cover the retreat because his goal was to become Hokage) and Sarutobi (who stayed behind to cover the retreat because his goal was to serve his teacher and comrades), and then saying that not choosing Danzo was biased, and asking why Danzo couldn't become Hokage, did the author laugh when he wrote that?

Personally, I think it's okay. The relationship and regaining the characters are forced meshes, which is not in line with the original character. The writing style needs to be optimized. The overall writing is very good. I personally recommend that Tsunade should not be included in the harem in the subsequent plots. If the protagonist is educated, he will not do such a thing.

This book is really good, especially the part describing Lu Bu's hundreds of rounds of battle with Sun Wukong for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai was indeed too strong; if it weren't for Darius's outer-circle cheat and Noxus Guillotine, that M4 six-times scope spray would have been fatal.

Okay, okay. It's an audiobook, so the reading time is relatively short.

Although I don't know why this book is only rated 8 or above, I actually feel it is much better than most of the Naruto fics that are rated 9 or above, at least between 9 and 9.5.

It's well-written. I'll read as many chapters as I can out of love. There aren't many flaws. I'm an Uchiha-biased reader, so it's hard for me to resist a story that makes an Uchiha Hokage. I guess the female lead is Tsunade, but actually, I don't really want a female lead. I read purely for the thrill of battle. The author's writing style leans towards a ruthless and brutal tone, which will boost the rating. It would be a real shame if a story like this failed to gain traction.

Judging from the comments, the female lead is Tsunade, right? 🤔 As long as her character isn't ruined, I won't give her a bad review (just don't write Tsunade as a romantic character). Tsunade is much older than the protagonist, so I feel like Tsunade is more like an older sister to the protagonist (uh, you know what I mean). Okay 🤦🤦 I misunderstood 🤦🤦 Oh, it was the main character who was big, this round is stuck.

It's okay. Actually, I didn't have high expectations at the beginning, but it looked pretty good later on. The author probably has read too much about the Three Kingdoms, and there are quite a few quotes and memes about the Three Kingdoms.

The writing is excellent, but from an outsider's perspective, is it too early to include romance? Also, the age gap is too large, which is somewhat uncomfortable. It would have been much better if Jiraiya had started writing his novels around this time.

This is exceptionally well-written; the author's writing is fluid and excellent. Five stars! And could you please update one or two hundred chapters at a time? 🤭🤭🤭🤭