The Naruto World That Began with a Blow to the Head

The name Ye Huan is a joke, does anyone have any impression of the name Ye Cang? What about more European and American names like Matt Kay and Matt Day?

Come on, author, ignore those comments. Those people say that they can't stand it, that they can't stand it, and that they can't accept it. They just want to read a cool novel, the kind of invincible cool novel in the first chapter where the main character appears with the Rinnegan on the left, the Tsansigan on the right, the Eye of the Moon on the forehead, half of the Ten Tails on the body, kicking Madara with his feet, and holding Kaguya in his arms. Or it's the kind of stallion story that accepts every one you see. There is more! You've already read the fanfic, let's talk about the drama? Can't accept it? All kinds of things like that, if fan fiction doesn't have the author's own elements in it, is that called fan fiction? It's better to watch Naruto anime. What are you talking about? Why don't you think it's a drama when you see the protagonist bringing the system, the protagonist bringing the pirate Shinigami or other abilities into Hokage? I just feel that the protagonist must have a system, must have pink eye, must have cataracts, must be amazing from the beginning, or must start everything within seconds within ten chapters. To these people, I can only say, you are so awesome, why don't you write a book yourself? Why bother reading what others have written?

It's not good to see the protagonist living in such a humble life even though he is destined to die. If he is not happy in life, he would rather be reckless to the end. It will be over after death, and he will continue to be reckless while alive! Humble, cruel, resigned, a little weak!

If you continue reading after forty-one chapters, you will still be impressed.

Ignorance is the original sin, Ye Cang is the name. . . There are some people in Neon whose surname is Qin, and there are many forms of single characters, but their names will not be Huan. . .

The protagonist's personality is too out of the ordinary. In other words, there is no protagonist's halo to forcefully write the protagonist's sense of déjà vu. Tossing Tuotuo into an orphanage to fend for himself is the best outcome.

Why does the author always like to inexplicably add commas to break sentences? Like, this…

There seems to be a problem with the timing of the author's character. Earlier, the bandit said that Orochimaru was a traitor, but Minato has not yet become Hokage. So the question is, how could Orochimaru defect?

Ninja star? It took me a long time to figure out that it was the ninja world. It's understandable to be with Kai Ippi, but it's a bit of a death wish to be with the third generation Meppi after the genin exam. As the head of a village, he can be kind and kind to you, but is the protagonist's behavior setting up a character for himself? After learning the Eight Gate Dungeon, telling the Third and Fourth Generations that they would repay the favor was a bit too serious. You were just a genin at the time. Besides, shouldn't the person you should be grateful to the most be Haiichi? It was Haiyi who exchanged his military exploits and favors for the forbidden technique without even saying thank you to him. During the Nine-Tails Rebellion, the eight gates were opened to release ninjutsu, or a variant of the Rasengan. Are you kidding me? If it was so easy to use, not only ordinary jounin but at least elite jounin in Konoha could be replaced. If you can't open the eight gates and desperately try to open one or two gates, your strength would not only increase several times but also increase by a few points. Wouldn't it be easy during the Ninja World War?

The name is a joke. It would be great if you could use the full replacement function of txt. When writing novels, you still need to give people a sense of substitution, especially the names of fan fiction.