This Uchiha Is Far Too Cautious

I have to say that the author's portrayal of Hinata Aya was very successful. After reading the novel for so long, this is probably the heroine who gives me the most sense of conquest. Her sense of presence in this book is comparable to that of the protagonist. I have already begun to brainstorm a series of follow-up operations, which are cruel in the early stage and sweet in the later stage. Unfortunately, I can't do porn now. After all, this is the world of Naruto, and many things can be flashy (ﾉ)`ω´(ヾ) ​​​ There is another point that is more prominent, and that is the political struggle. The author has dug into this aspect himself, and it has the same flavor as in the original work. I don't know if it is a mixed system. Regarding Imai Kenta, I made a blind guess that it is the Senju clan currently hidden among the common people. It is not mentioned in the original work. As for a real world, it depends on how the author digs it. Although they are fans, it is a happy thing to see such a group drama. Everyone has their own logical content, instead of just remembering the name of the protagonist after reading a million-word novel, and then deleting it in vain.

It feels like the protagonist has no feelings for his parents. If he doesn't approve, he doesn't recognize their current status, right? After all, judging from the expression, Uchiha Kei still felt grateful. Of course, this is pure speculation. The most important thing is that the old silver coin of Uchiha Kei doesn't regard these two as eye-opening tools. He is already considered a person, right? So... It shouldn't be that you don't recognize your identity, but you don't have feelings?

The Uchiha clan is a tragedy. He started a company with Senju and never became the president. Instead, he got worse and worse and became a security captain. In the end, he was about to be kicked out of the company. He wanted to make a business comeback. Who knew that a second or fifth child in the family was betrayed and the whole family was in despair. I sympathize with Uchiha but I don't like the starting point Uchiha. In the novels, because most of them are Itachi either followed the path of the Third Generation of Konoha or Itachi's path of rebelling against the ninja. Anyway, they have never understood their own situation. To be honest, there are almost no Uchiha who are Hokages. I am convinced that the two families founded the Ninja Village and the other family has never been able to be a leader and is being ostracized. Can I not rebel? If Shisui wanted peace and allowed his family to endure the cold shoulder, then Itachi really had a brain problem. Uchiha could always be said to be the victim. For the Will of Fire, it was better to say that it was for the Senju clan. Suppressing the Uchiha clan to resist and massacre the clan members was awesome enough. Obito did it because of hatred and Madara Itachi? For what? In my opinion, he is just mentally retarded.

The previous writing is okay, there are some flaws, but it is not satisfactory. Since catching Isamu Uchiha, there have been various outbursts: 1. You catch a person with the same strength as you in the village (not counting the kaleidoscope), and you actually have a vigorous head-on confrontation with him. You can obviously use the kaleidoscope to solve the battle in an instant. You have to show off, but the reason is actually to hone your own foundation. 2. You fought with Isamu Uchiha for a long time without panicking, and even used the Chidori series of ninjutsu. Do you think the fight between the two was not impressive enough? 3. When you sense that the Uchiha Guards are approaching, you use a kaleidoscope to resolve the battle. Do you still have time to deal with the battlefield at this time? It turned out that the battlefield was really not dealt with. After being caught by Fugaku, Fugaku said, "Although you handled it very cleanly." Yes, it was quite clean. The kunai on the ground were still there, not to mention other traces. 4. Uchiha and Konoha ninjas are also waste. There is a battlefield that has not been dealt with, and there is no way to trace any useful information based on clues. Moreover, the protagonist still did not take Uchiha Isamu out of Konoha, so he found a hidden underground detention within Konoha. Inuzuka's dog, Aburame's bug, and Hinata's white eyes are all decorations? Uchiha's Sharingan should also be able to find something useful with insight, right? In the end, it was Uchiha Fugaku who guessed that it was an Uchiha with his kunai, and finally followed the protagonist and discovered the truth? Can traces of Lei Dun be discovered just by looking at the scene? 5. Not to mention the scene, the entire Uchiha knew that the protagonist had a conflict with Uchiha Isamu. Then they first asked the teacher of Isamu's teammate for news about Isamu, and then asked an Uchiha tribesman for news about Isamu. They also said to him, "Are you worried that I will do something to him?" Then the next day, Uchiha Isamu was attacked and disappeared in the village, and no one could find the protagonist. After Shisui disappeared in the original work, the Uchiha clan directly blamed Itachi and identified him as the murderer without any evidence, but when it came to the protagonist, nothing happened. 6. The character of the protagonist in this book is old-fashioned and overly stable, but I really don't see how stable he is. If I were the protagonist and wanted to catch Uchiha Isamu in a sneak attack, I would launch a kaleidoscope attack at the beginning, causing the other party to disappear without any reaction, and then arrange some means to divert attention, and then find a way to come up with an alibi. Otherwise, just because I have a conflict with Uchiha Isamu, I might be trapped and exposed!

The protagonist's ability feels very contradictory. Will something as high as time become consumed due to the strength of the enemy? Is there any difference between the time of a genin and the time of a chuunin? Will Obito's kaleidoscope change depending on the enemy's strength? The protagonist's ability might as well be a forced control.

I really vomited, endured all kinds of minor mistakes and large typos, and after seeing more than 500 photos, I was really persuaded to give up. It is said to be a fanfic, and the contents of dozens of chapters are plagiarized from the original plot. It has laid the foundation for hundreds of chapters and tells the story of the protagonist trying to prevent Obito from releasing the Nine-Tails to avoid the death of the Fourth Hokage and restore the hatred of the Uchiha clan in the village. As a result, three chapters of the original plot were copied. The Kyuubi was released, and a large number of Konoha villagers died. At this time, the protagonist actually attacked the Hyuga clan leader to take blood for a small agreement. . One moment, he talks about how patient and stubborn the protagonist is, and then he shows off his trump card in various ways, just for fear that others won't know; The other moment, he talks about how decisive the protagonist is in killing, using his ultimate move to kill passers-by, and when it's time to kill key figures, he talks all kinds of nonsense, just not killing, and never using the ultimate move. One moment, the protagonist goes through a war, even if he gives up his humanity in order to survive. The next moment, he refuses to hurt innocent people, just to maintain his humanity, and another time, he wants to frame the blame. He would rather the people in the village be killed by the Kyuubi. The protagonist's humanity is so damn flexible, truly Schrödinger's humanity. Not even the villains have such double standards! Excuse me, does the protagonist have a split personality? I originally admired the entry point of this work and hoped to see a different Naruto. However, the countless typos, the number of water characters, and the double standards of the protagonist completely shattered my perspective. . . Dissuaded. Goodbye readers, the author will never see you again.

Why do I only pay attention to the drama of "Fatang" recently?

This book gave me the feeling that the protagonist said two sentences: Hello. Have you eaten? . The author will focus on these two sentences to write about the protagonist's mood at the time, the background when he said this sentence, and the next plan and conjecture.

Vomiting, the protagonist kills Loess. If he wants to kill, why not kill him directly? Just like a villain, Luo Li is too lazy, and then waits for Minato to come and can't kill him. Wouldn't it be better to just kill him? We still have to chat with Loess and wait for Minato to come over. Since you, the author, don't want Loess to die, why did you include the part where the protagonist Luo Liba chatted? Isn't this an insult to the reader's intelligence? Forced to retreat!

After reading chapter 60, I ran away. I wanted to write about intrigues, but I ended up writing a bunch of sneers. If you don't have the skills, don't write about adult political games. I can't stand it when I see little children playing house, you are the bad guy and I am the good guy.