Naruto: The Strongest Leader

To be honest, I think the most important thing for the protagonist in a book is to survive. This survival does not mean that the protagonist relies on the author's various arrangements and various violence to survive, but the protagonist's own considerations. If it's too dangerous, if you might die, if there's no need to make enemies, don't do these things. If someone provokes you, If you can't kill the opponent (you don't have enough strength), Can't deal with the people behind the opponent (you can do it to the opponent if you have the ability to do it, but you can't do it against the opponent's backstage) Or it will put you in a disadvantageous position (kill the other party and the other party's backstage, you can't be upright, and you will be rejected by the whole society, you can only do it secretly). Face to face, I will admit that you are stronger, you are worse than you, I am not as good as you, and I will go around you. Looking back, when no one knew, it would not have any negative impact on myself. If you are not strong enough, just practice hard. If you are strong enough, you can deal with the other party how you want. Nothing the protagonist does himself can cause any disadvantage to the protagonist's survival. This is what a time traveler should do. Instead of doing this and that all day long for some trivial things, some face, some unnecessary resources, and competing with some people to see who is better. Working hard to practice and study to make yourself stronger, able to cope with any changes, and able to survive anything is the main business of a time traveler. Everything else is indifferent and unnecessary. When you can't become stronger through practice, it's the best time to find someone to discuss and compete with. If you can't, then you have no choice but to go up. That's another story. Don't arrange the protagonist to be very urgent when the timeline is not urgent, and don't arrange the protagonist to be very leisurely when the timeline is urgent. This is also important.

Seeing a lot of complaints I wanted to make, I want to clear up the author's name. Please search the five words "Hinata was kidnapped" on Baidu and you will see that when the Konoha Collapse Plan, the two chuunin who came to watch the Kumo ninja took advantage of the chaos and kidnapped the 12-year-old Hinata. The elder of the Hyuga clan appeared for thirty seconds, and there was no caged bird on his forehead.

In relation to the work, the author's understanding of the clan division is wrong. Kishimoto is Japanese, and Japanese bloodline theory has always been the truth. People with bad blood are not qualified to be superiors. Those below must obey the decisions of their superiors absolutely and have no right to object. Therefore, in Kishimoto's view, the clan division is common sense. Who would explain it more since it is common sense? It is like an author writing that I beat my son when I have nothing to do. Is it necessary to explain that it is not illegal for me to beat my son? Why did Neji die miserably among the Twelve Little Heroes? Because even if Naruto becomes Hokage, he is not qualified to intervene in the affairs of the clan branch. And this is a hot-blooded comic. How can the protagonist not keep his word? There was no choice but to write Ningji to death. The protagonist gradually forgot about what he promised. Didn't you see that the matter of the division of the clan was resolved in the end? A divided family cannot create a clan, just like the emperor's son only has one prince, and the others are princes. Unless the prince rebels, he can't be an emperor. But with a caged bird, a divided family will never dare to rebel. Naruto, because I understand it. This is an anime covered in heat. It is about the love and hatred of a family with blood. Except for Kai, it is a bit inspirational. Others tell us that without blood, you will be dead as a chuunin. It was a bit interesting at first, funny and passionate, but then Hayate saw that something was wrong. The son of the fourth generation Hokage, surrounded by a series of auras, do you have the nerve to say that this is an inspirational and hot-blooded comic?

The idea is good, but can you please don't mess with some NC villains? Little brat nc can write, no matter how arrogant an Uchiha chuunin is, will he directly try to kill the players in the test?

I've read Chapter 20 now, and I feel really awkward reading it, and I have some ideas that I want to complain about. First, Hizashi and Hizashi belong to the Hyuga clan and are the sons of the clan leader. This book is wrong. Hizashi automatically became a branch of the clan only after Hizashi succeeded the clan clan leader. Hizashi didn't start out as a family split. Second, until watching the entire Naruto, the Hyuga family seems to have never used any other ninjutsu except Rou Fist, and the protagonist. . . Not only can I use C-level ninjutsu, but I can also use multiple shadow clone techniques, which is so embarrassing. Thirdly, the Three Body Jutsu was a graduation assessment ninjutsu at the beginning of Naruto. In this book, it is actually a school admission assessment, which is a bit unreasonable. According to this, except for family descendants who can enter the school, children from ordinary families basically don't have to think about it, because there are no channels for learning. Fourth, the three-body jutsu is the most basic ninjutsu, and the instant-body technique is an A-level advanced ninjutsu (it seems so--), but in this book it seems that the author has upgraded the three-body technique to a higher level than the instant-body technique, and I don't quite understand this logic. Fifth, the sealing technique is kept by the Hokage and is stored in the secret room of the Hokage's office. It is not something that can be obtained casually. The reason why Naruto got it so easily is because the third generation deliberately let him get it so that he could involve Mizuki, the traitor. Kushina could not understand it so easily here that she could see the book of sealing and also have the ninjutsu rubbed. I've only read chapter 20 so far, and I haven't read the rest yet, but I really want to complain about it. The above is purely my personal opinion. Interested friends are welcome to discuss it. Any comments that sound "dirty" or you can write what you want will not be tolerated.

I was speechless when I saw it. The entire Hyuga family wanted to kill the protagonist. It's just that the protagonist didn't have any thoughts of defecting. They also defended the reputation of the Hyuga family at all times! ! ! Hinata has really abused me a thousand times, and I treat Hinata like my first love! ! ! !

Life and death are in the hands of others and you are still trying to die. Why don't you deal with the caged bird first if you can see inside. He wants to kill this one and that one every day. He is too violent and his IQ is too low. This shows that this guy wants to take revenge on society.

Isn't the Zong family inherited from a single lineage? The others are all divided families.

To be honest, this idea and cheats are actually possible. But the villain of the Hyuga family in the beginning and the Tomomori of the Uchiha family are both too weak-minded. Moreover, the appearance of these two people is simply to show off their lower limits for the protagonist to show off.

Anime fan fiction! Do all authors have weird names? The protagonist in this one is called Leng Tian... I remember there is also a Douluo fan called Xue Leihan... Are they all so bad and unlucky? 80% Of the fans I read have this same name This book is no exception.