This Naruto Isn't Hot-Blooded

My favorite parts of this book are the two battles against Hanzo. Having read so many Naruto fanfics that focus on overpowered characters, this author vividly depicts the limits and regrets of an ordinary ninja. No bloodshed, no cheat codes, no science—he starts with a scythe and a salamander, slaughtering his way through the entire ninja world.

I've finished reading it, but I still want to say something. Anyway, the author likes to shower readers with compliments, doesn't he? 😏😏😏 To be honest, the opening was definitely off-putting, not because of the darkness or oppression, but because the combination of darkness and children's struggles has almost become a standard plot.

Deadline Chapter 205 Assassination 2/5 This book, from the author's perspective and drawing inspiration from Naruto, portrays the ninja profession as cold-blooded, dangerous, cruel, and treacherous—scenes absent from the anime. It focuses more on the blood and fire, pain and torment, and rare moments of warmth experienced by an ordinary ninja, constantly dancing on the edge of life and death.

Everything else is passable, but the main characters' excessive emotionality is a major flaw. A person's personality is determined by their childhood experiences; given their backgrounds, even if they weren't madmen, they would likely be emotionally detached, viewing people like dogs.

Someone wants the original image. Did you see the bowl at Madara's feet?

This is my favorite Naruto fanfiction, the best one, and exactly my style. Please write slowly and don't finish it! I'll miss Kikumaru, Kaneki, Itachi, and everyone in the Demon Village!

To be fair, this one can be considered a masterpiece among Naruto series. Personally, I think the part before Hanzo was killed was better than the part afterward. Of course, this is just my personal feeling.

At first, it was revealed that Hanzo was the big boss, and then the protagonist began to become like Hanzo in every action. The ending, however, was more like the original story. The beginning and end were similar to the battles against Kaguya and Madara, but after the conclusion, it became completely chaotic.

I stumbled upon this novel and couldn't help but exclaim, "Wow, this guy's just putting his own wine in the bottle of Naruto!" Not in a sarcastic way, but out of appreciation. Compared to other Naruto fanfics that are poorly written and incoherent, this book makes the reader feel that the author is seriously creating a story, rather than begging for food by clinging to Kishimoto's legacy.

To be honest, I thought the story was great when Lu Bu died, but the later plot developments felt forced and didn't fit the protagonist's personality at all. What reason would the protagonist have to return to Amegakure? Was there anything in Amegakure that he would still want to stay?