Naruto: The Strongest Leader

To be honest, I think the most important thing for the protagonist in a book is to survive. The protagonist's survival isn't due to various arrangements or sudden bursts of power from the author, but rather to his own considerations. Avoid doing anything that is too dangerous, could lead to death, or that is not worth making enemies of. If someone provokes them,

Seeing so many complaints I wanted to make, I want to defend the author. Please search "Hinata kidnapped" on Baidu; you'll see that during the Konoha Crush, two Chunin from the Cloud Ninja, who were observing, kidnapped 12-year-old Hinata amidst the chaos. The Hyuga clan elder appeared for thirty seconds, and he didn't have the Caged Bird Seal on his forehead.

In the context of the work, the author's understanding of the main and branch families is flawed. Kishimoto is Japanese, and the Japanese concept of bloodline has always been considered authentic. Those with inferior bloodlines are not qualified to be upper-class, and subordinates must absolutely obey their superiors' decisions and have no right to object.

The idea is good, but could you please not include any incompetent villains? It's one thing to write about a brat being incompetent, but would an arrogant Chunin from the Uchiha clan actually try to kill a contestant during a test?

I've read up to chapter 20, and it's really awkward to read. I have some thoughts I'd like to share. First, Hiashi and Hizashi belong to the Hyuga main family and are the sons of the clan head. This book is wrong. Hiashi only became a member of the branch family after he inherited the position of clan head. Hizashi was not originally a member of the branch family.

I'm speechless. The entire Hyuga clan wants to kill the protagonist, and not only does he not intend to defect, but he also goes out of his way to protect the Hyuga clan's honor! It's like the Hyuga clan has tormented me a thousand times, yet I still love them like my first love!

Despite having one's life in someone else's hands, they recklessly court death. If they could be so insightful, why not deal with the caged bird first? Constantly seeking to kill this and that reveals an excessively violent and intellectually deficient mindset, suggesting a desire for revenge against society.

Isn't the main family a single-line successor? All the others are branch families.

Honestly, the idea and the cheat-like plot device are actually quite good. However, the villains from the Hyuga clan at the beginning, and Tomison from the Uchiha clan, are just too stupid. Moreover, their appearance seems to be deliberately designed to make the protagonist show off, revealing their utter lack of intelligence.

Anime fan fiction! Do all authors give themselves strange names? The main character in this story is named Leng Tian... I remember there was another Douluo Continent fanfiction called "Snow Tears of Cold"... Are all fanfiction characters this melodramatic and unlucky? About 80% of the names I see in fanfiction are like this. This book is no exception.