I Can Be Resurrected in the Ninja World

Are you overdoing your self-pleasure? Readers' original sense of expectation when reading fan fiction comes from Naruto, not your imagination. Occasionally, it's okay to be humorous, but it's all written as an office worker. Is the former chairman still interesting? Why don't you change all Naruto elements into humorous modern words? How many readers do you think are left?

Come on! I hope I can continue writing without breaking away from the usual Hokage routine!

I finished reading it in one night and it was very well written. To be honest, the current naughty style is definitely doing well, but I hope that there will be a small copy that can use the deep and serious drama flow of the original to satisfy my feelings.

Unfortunately, except for some naughty parts, this book has very few flaws. Although the theory cannot be confirmed exactly, it is already quite reliable. (Fan fans are all speculating based on the original work. When I say there is no definite confirmation, I mean that there is no official release.) I like this book very much and feel that if it is stable, it can catch up with the Savior book.

This building is the background where everyone hopes that the protagonist can be reborn. It's best not to be a main plot character, I probably won't adopt it. To give an example: Reborn character: Fat Tiger/Shizuka Time: When Orochimaru defected Background: The second son of Dai Nokuni Daimyo Original identity attributes: Insensitive rich second generation Experience: Had a problem with Orochimaru, and was about to be caught by Orochimaru and used as experimental material.

The protagonist hates the daimyo who cares so little about human life and goes to assassinate the daimyo. It seems okay, right? But the protagonist killed an innocent monk, and the monk did not offend the protagonist. When he killed him, the protagonist felt very excited, and said that he was not the Virgin who let the monk block his way, so he would kill him directly, no matter whether the person was good or bad. In the end, the protagonist secretly recited 24 mantras to calm down the excitement, yes, just calm down the excitement! I don't feel that killing innocent people is wrong at all! You taste, you taste carefully, what is the difference between the protagonist and the villain? The difference between double standards? Laughing, you have incorrect outlook on life

This floor is for everyone to discuss chakra, ninjutsu, and all kinds of pseudo-scientific nonsense.

I read the first four chapters and thought the setting was great, but what the hell is chapter five about? Killing innocent monks for revenge? So what's the difference between you and those ninjas? Even if you knock someone unconscious, that's fine. I thought all the big ideas above were just to pave the way for the characters and the plot, but when you get the resurrection coins, you turn into the person you hate the most? What's the difference between your unscrupulous approach and those ninjas who use force to break the law? It's just Obito No. 2 Who likes to impose his ideas on others.

Obito is not entirely motivated by love. He executed Eye of the Moon, not for Lin. He understood - Kakashi didn't want to kill Lin, but he did it anyway; Lin didn't want to die, but she died anyway. At that moment, he realized the truth of the ninja world - kill those who don't want to kill, and die if they don't want to die. The ninja world that forces people to kill, forces people to die, forces people to cherish each other but kill each other is hell. Obito suddenly understood that the ninja world had no future at all. Everyone was forced to become an executioner, became a puppet, had their ideals wiped out, and died. It is true that Kakashi desperately wanted to save Lin, but he killed Lin with his own hands. Lin wanted to live, it was true, but she committed suicide for Konoha. They are forced to do things that are completely contrary to their thoughts and cannot resist. So Obito was desperate. He believes that people are fake like puppets and wants to create a new world. There, there is the real Kakashi and the real Lin. They are real and can express their true thoughts as they wish. They can live as long as they want, don't kill if they don't want to, and be their true selves. This is the truth. In the more than sixty years since Konoha was established as a village, it has experienced a total of 4 Ninja Wars, with an average of one world war every fifteen years... One Ninja War every fifteen years, what is the concept? After the Fourth World War, there seems to be peace, because it is Konoha who saves the world, and he is the boss with absolute transcendent strength. Just wait, when Naruto and the others die, the Fifth Ninja War will come. Isn't that what happened in the first Shinobi War? As soon as Hashirama died, the four major nations immediately rebelled. Did Hashirama treat them badly? They still rebelled. Koko. I have always felt that the ninja world is sick and has no future at all, and it should be reformed long ago.

Can the author not incite readers' emotions? If the protagonist is violent, then he is violent. He kills the monk and blocks the way in the name of it. Why does the monk block the protagonist's way? The whole article is full of impetuosity. The author may have high blood pressure.

The author is really encouraging, the subject matter is good, there are not many major flaws, but there are a lot of minor flaws. The protagonist is about to become a psychopath, and he was perfectly persuaded to quit in the third life. I don't know how many people are reading it, but I think the author can start a new book. Two hundred thousand words lost its appeal before I finished reading it. Is it worth the trouble to put it on the shelves? Naruto: The End has lost a lot of popularity. I don't think a book without its own characteristics will go far.

I like this setting, hate these three views

The author, Hariba (in more than 170 chapters), described a Chinese college student time traveler in an extremely ugly way, and specifically made the non-protagonist time traveler call Uzumaki Uzumaki a kid who was deceived. It deliberately depicts a kind of Chinese time traveler who is vulgar, ugly, disgusting and deceptive, while the Japanese anime protagonist Wei Guangzheng is miserably deceived. To be honest, these chapters were nothing at first, but as the author you specifically described several highly representative vocabulary words such as Little Devil Chinese, I had to think more about it.

The first rebirth, Uzumaki Kushina, when Minato sealed the Nine Tails. The second rebirth, Namikaze Minato, before his soul was taken away by Death. The third rebirth, after Naruto met Ninja A during his mission to the Land of Waves, he attacked Kakashi. The fourth rebirth, after Naruto encountered Ninja B during his mission to the Land of Waves, he attacked Kakashi. The fifth time he was reborn, Shiro was blocking Raikiri for Zabu. The sixth rebirth, Zabuza, after killing Kado. The seventh rebirth, the Fourth Kazekage, when fighting Orochimaru and others. The eighth rebirth, the ninja of Grass Ninja Village, met Orochimaru. The ninth rebirth, the ninja of Rain Ninja Village, after meeting Gaara in the Forest of Death. The tenth rebirth, Moonlight Blast, eavesdropping on the conversation between Ma Ji and Kabuto at night. The eleventh rebirth, the Third Hokage, after being pierced by Orochimaru with his sword. The twelfth rebirth, Jirobo, when Choji turned into a butterfly. The thirteenth rebirth, Kidomaru, faced off against Neji. The fourteenth rebirth, Sakon, after being captured by black ants. The fifteenth rebirth, Tayuya, after being fanned by Temari. The sixteenth time, Kimimaro was buried underground. . . . . . . . . . The n+1st time, when Neji saved Hinata during the Fourth Ninja War.

The more I write about it, the more outrageous it becomes. When I saw Kushina controlling the Uzumaki clan during the Warring States Period to destroy the Senju clan with the Jade Dade, and killing Hashirama instantly, I couldn't stand it anymore. Goodbye.

After reading dozens of chapters, I said I couldn't stand it anymore. In the first part, an innocent monk was killed, and later there were emotional implications. This kind of novel where the protagonist can be reincarnated is the most emotionally involved novel. I personally said that I can't stand it anymore. I'd like to leave first.

Uchiha's writing in this paragraph is so rubbish, I almost vomited after reading it.

It fell apart from the second script

I couldn't stand it anymore after watching half of it. With all due respect, this is not the Naruto I wanted to watch. I think one of the biggest highlights of Naruto is the struggle, compromise and sacrifice of a group of people with a relatively normal worldview in the face of a world that seems completely abnormal to us.

This book collapsed at the end of writing. The Uchiha clan is as insane as the characters in it are also very insane.

I hope you will support this book and I would like to thank you very much.

Calling the author 😭, I want to continue reading