Building Wealth Through Hard Work in Sunagakure

I just have a question, why does the protagonist keep saying that he doesn't let the enemy go or help the enemy like other protagonists in novels? Then why does the protagonist always let go? Forget it, you still tricked the enemy yourself?

Do you know why you look down on other ninja villages? Many of them are invincible and just lick Konoha. Their invincible strength directly kills all Konoha. You don't have any resources.

There are not many lists and recommendations that I can read, so I have no choice but to buy the book myself. This book is more in line with my taste, although it has too many shortcomings. Personal opinion: The characters in the original work have completely collapsed. Those in power later adopted the same character, and it is almost impossible to stand alone. If you want to find the feeling of watching the original work, then avoid lightning. Fighting scenes are scarce or poorly written, so you can basically skip them. They are usually about tactics and strategies. I want to see lightning fight. Kou Dun is invincible. The protagonist says that the prince is awesome and at the same time he himself is having a smooth sailing with the Kou Dun leadership. Maybe he doesn't want to spend too much time describing the internal struggles, and the village is poor, so the capable ones won't cause trouble, so he can cope with it. The logic is flawed, but it is much less common than similar stories. After all, many parts of the original work cannot be justified. Therefore, if you don't look closely, it won't affect the perception. For example, if the use of the seal scroll is obliterated, there is no need to take it seriously. Private work, horizontal comparison, is not too much, the author has restraint. Because too much private life will exclude readers who do not hold the same values. For example, the book is based on cruel reality, which basically obliterates the beautiful and successful side of human nature. It upholds the values ​​of typical utilitarianism and neglects the humanistic construction of moralism. After saying so much, I feel like I am just complaining. In fact, except for the first two items, there is no intention to complain after that, haha... First suppress and then raise, first suppress and then raise! Successful farming flow is a major feature of this book. The protagonist can farm with peace of mind and change the world with a scientific outlook on development. It really got me. Have you ever seen something like: Sun in Naruto? What's the heart of Naruto? And so on, I really like this method. Secondly, the deduction after changing the plot can be imported, and the overall description of the political struggle is shallow, but it is better than most works that have basically none. Finally, well... … … … Come on, author, give me some support

It's well written, why doesn't anyone read it?

A fancy turn saves Konoha...

The subject matter is quite novel, but when I read it, it felt like an urban novel in the skin of Naruto. There was no sense of passion or excitement at all. Isn't it just like watching anime when reading fan fiction? The more I wrote, the more I felt it was about making money in the city.

Forcibly raising the enemy's IQ and kneeling down to lick Konoha all the time, I don't even know who the protagonist is.

The protagonist was written to be too invincible, and then the plot was very slow. It feels like the protagonist has power but no goals and can't advance anything. It feels a bit like licking Konoha. He can obviously kill the opponent, but then stops at the critical moment. And if other worlds are not added now, the power system has collapsed. The author has written in several chapters that the main character is about to step aside and is unmotivated. So what do you want to do? Do you have the strength to be a dog?

Most of the plots of Naruto fan fiction are about destroying Madara or Kaguya and then living a peaceful and happy life, and if you like licking Konoha, you will get bored after reading too much.

If you open it too much, it will be like a farming novel. . . The protagonist, Kazekage, helps other ninja villages become stronger on the condition that the environment of Sunagakure Village is improved. . . I was really shocked when I exchanged Madara's Rinnegan for saplings to plant trees. In addition, the protagonist's strength has long surpassed that of Kage. In the face of the rude behavior of other rookies in the ninja village, he actually has no dignity at all.