The Great Swordsman Begins in Konoha

The biggest problem with this book is that it doesn't resonate with readers at all. If it were a direct soul transmigration into adulthood, that would be one thing, but no, it started from infancy, then was glossed over, and directly progressed to adulthood. 😅

Naruto and Sasuke reached Six Paths level in their teens, even the protagonist with his cheat codes couldn't catch up. Moreover, they started as teenagers, and the story doesn't focus on their training or their experiences from childhood. It's like using the protagonist's perspective to describe the original characters; it's uninteresting. I'm back.

Not bad K

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I feel his strength is a mystery. His swordsmanship surpasses the ceiling of the Naruto world; he could easily defeat Ootori with just his swordsmanship. His taijutsu is also close to the ceiling of the Naruto world. I just want to ask, was that picture of him fighting Orochimaru for real? With such an amazing setup, he was exhausted in both hands fighting Orochimaru? Are you kidding me?

Um... Seriously, have you even watched Naruto? A single Mangekyou Sharingan can't use Susanoo. At least Danzo definitely couldn't. He was killed by Sasuke without ever using it. If he could use Susanoo, he wouldn't have used up all the Sharingan in one arm with Izanagi.

The plot is basically the same: the protagonist takes on Asuma's identity, but the rest of the storyline is unchanged. It lacks originality and the protagonist's relationship with Kurenai is just that of friends. They suddenly have a one-night stand, and then there's no further romantic development – ​​it's too awkward. The protagonist, in his twenties and with a system as a cheat, seems too weak to even be able to fight Obito or Nagato one-on-one.

It's all about other people; I'm just a salted fish, writing nothing but a stream of consciousness.

The description of Kisame is incorrect. He's one of the characters I admire most in the entire Naruto series. He prioritized the collective and his classmates over himself, which is why, after being captured, he sacrificed himself to protect the Akatsuki members' information. So, it's impossible that he would betray Akatsuki just because he saw the protagonist; that's a joke.

When I came in, I saw a lot of complaints about the moves. Does this mean that Qidian is now dominated by Gen Z? Let me give you a brief introduction. This is a masterpiece from the 80s and 90s generation! Chinese Name: Shigure Sonobu Foreign name: しぐれそうえんりゅう From: Katekyo Hitman Reborn! User: Takeshi Yamamoto