The Strongest Technician of Sunagakure

In the world of Naruto, the Raikage Village treats its subordinates the best. First, it does not exclude blood inheritance limits. Second, it does not envy the talented. Third, it is not weak in strength. Fourth, it treats jinchūriki very well. Fifth, it does not require family inheritance to be the village leader. Sixth, it has the lowest mortality rate (the Raikage Village suffered a blow in the second battle, unlike the other ones that were badly beaten). Seventh, the village chief protects the children. Eighth, he will not be liquidated inexplicably. Ninth, safety. To be honest, the fact that Akatsuki is the only rebellious nin who does not have Raikage Village proves everything.

Sasuke went to school in a daze, and returned home bruised and lonely. There is no home anymore. The former Uchiha compound and the land were all taken away by Konoha (after all, your family is rebellious, so it is good that they did not kill you, for the sake of your brother). The land, houses and other properties must be taken away by the village as compensation. As for the various ninjutsu books and documents collected during the Uchiha family era, they were also confiscated and divided by the village and other families. Sasuke was expelled. Living in a dilapidated apartment and receiving a small amount of village relief every month, Itachi is now the village's great hero who kills relatives for justice, but now he is still leaving the village for long periods of time to perform missions. The mission rewards are actually sent to Sasuke, but Sasuke doesn't take them at all. The money has been accumulating in the Konoha financial department. He went from a young master with a happy family in a honey pot to a rat in the gutter in a short time. Sasuke must adapt to the fact that there are people following him and monitoring him every day, both covertly and covertly. He can also feel this.

The protagonist travels through time and becomes a minion in Hidden Sand Village. Pokemon skills can be learned by collecting cards. Then the protagonist accumulates skills and earns achievements in Hidden Sand Village. After gaining a certain status, he started a mentally retarded intrigue with the three major families in Sand Hidden Village. Later, after unifying the Sand Ninja Village, he began to pursue science and technology and follow the science fiction route. It's said to be a Hokage fan, but it's just like a Hokage. What we want to see is brilliant ninjutsu and fighting. Rather than a monotonous Pokemon-style duel. I wrote the novel until the end. The original characters, such as Naruto and Erzhu, have very few scenes and have no resonance. The author's original characters are even more pulpy and cannot stand up at all. There is no sense of substitution. There are no impressive characters in the whole story.

The image of the Otsutsuki clan obviously comes from the image of ghosts in neon mythology, so members of the pure-blood Otsutsuki clan will have horns (the setting in the comics of Hagoromo and Hamura is that Kaguya was born after receiving blessings from everyone, which is more like a self-split. In the comics, Kaguya is an ascetic), and further down, both Indra and Asura are hornless. The six beard marks in the image of the golden and silver horns should be a manifestation of the influence of the leakage of the nine-tailed chakra. The horns on the head are the symbol of their descendants. Of course, it can be seen from those copycat props that there are also the additions of the COS Laojun and the two boys (it is a bit different from the orthodox Otsutsuki clan's ghost horn image). As for why the first two women who are both Kyuubi Jinchuuriki and the half-sealed Namikaze Minato have no marks, it should be related to the perfect seal and control (as a side note, AB should not have considered vilifying these three handsome men and beauties). The two Boruto brothers were also influenced by Naruto who had a close relationship with the Nine Lamas. Of course, they were relatively weak, so there were only four paths (from another perspective, it was also to distinguish the image of Naruto and Boruto). The six marks are the most unlikely to be characteristic of the Hagoromo clan. Neither Hagoromo nor Hamura had any marks when they were young, nor did Hamura when he died. Hagoromo's are more like the wrinkles of old age.

There was no reward for killing the traitorous ninja, but all kinds of suspicions were raised against him. Rebels and ninjas are fine if they are unscrupulous. If there really was such a force, it would have died long ago!

Haha, I can't stand this book at all. In the original book, the Sand Ninja School is just a grassroots team. What are you writing about? The one who graduated and led the team was actually a Jonin? This is outrageous. Not to mention 19 jonin. . . Too poisonous. Can't watch

I couldn't find Kirigakure: The Wildest Swordsman.

There are so many sick sentences in front of me, which makes me feel uncomfortable. There is almost no difference in the level of power, and there is no sense of hierarchy at all. I feel that there is not much difference between those who have learned magic and those who have not.

I want to complain, I obviously have the capital to enhance my strength, cards and so on, but I still have to plant a curse seal, leaving myself with hidden dangers, it's poisonous!

He was poisoned where 2,000 people were killed by the 10 billion detonating symbols.