Laying Low in the Ninja World

I just started reading the author's book and haven't finished it yet. I've only read a few chapters and I don't mean anything by it or target the author. Have some people been reading too many conspiracy theories? Did Hiruzen Sarutobi instruct Danzo Shimura to kill Shisui and give his eyes to Danzo? Why would he kill Shisui if he gained nothing from it? To force the Uchiha clan to rebel?

To be honest, this book is the most faithful to the original setting I've seen in years, especially the opening Uchiha rebellion section, which was truly amazing. If I had to point out a flaw, it would be the portrayal of Obito. In the original work, Obito is undeniably dark, and many of his actions are incomprehensible.

Some people say it's toxic, but I personally don't feel that way. On the contrary, the author's extensive explanations of the settings make me feel that the logic is consistent and reasonable. It would be toxic if the explanations were dry and glossed over or poorly handled.

First, there's Mitokado Homura's strength, which is equal to that of the Hokage. The character designs for the third generation of the Book of Fighting. The book of the author features three generations of characters. The character designs for the third generation of the Book of Formations. Even Obito, who was an enemy, had the same opinion about the Third Hokage.

Let me post about the Third Hokage's character, one thing at a time. The conspiracy theory surrounding White Fang's death suggests it was orchestrated by the Konoha leadership, with the Third Hokage as the mastermind. The reasoning is that White Fang's achievements were too great, and since he wasn't part of the Hokage's faction, they feared he would become Hokage.

This is my first time writing a review. I personally really enjoy how the showdown changes the plot, and I hope Naruto won't have so many regrets and disappointments. The author also seems to have a deep understanding of Naruto's lore, having corrected many plot holes.

The author's description of the Uchiha coup is quite good. I've read too many fanfics that are all about fighting and killing, as if no one in the world is trustworthy except themselves, always radiating a sense of hostility, as if everyone is there to harm them—frankly, it's just too immature. I feel the author handled this part quite well.

If we compare Naruto to a painting, Kishimoto might draw animals, like dogs, but if he doesn't do it well, he might draw them that look like pigs. Then a lot of people will see them and insist that the dog is a pig. Even if Kishimoto says it's a dog, those people will insist it's a pig. This spreads from one person to ten, from ten to a hundred, until the dog becomes a pig.

There's almost no plot; it's all narration and explanations, and the content is completely nonsense, long stretches of rambling nonsense, like a watered-down academic paper. I flipped through the pages up to 22%, and it was still long stretches of explanations and nonsense. What's the point of this kind of novel? Novels are not academic papers; you can't make money by simply padding your word count.

To be honest, most of the comments criticizing the third generation are just idiots who read fanfiction but not the original work. None of the things these idiots say are valid. For example, regarding the annihilation of the Uchiha clan, if the Uchiha clan attempted a coup and rebellion, was Konoha wrong to destroy them? And then there's the Senju clan.