The Uchiha Who Crawled Out of the Grave

Lighthearted Naruto stories often stand out. Serious ones, however, require a God-like perspective to portray each character, demanding higher writing skills.

The feeling of killing is unrealistic and childish. It's described like killing monsters in a video game, lacking any sense of immersion. The protagonist, so far, doesn't seem like a modern person at all. He inexplicably becomes a ninja. Can't he cultivate chakra or train if he's not a ninja?

Honestly, poorly written Naruto fanfiction all share a common flaw: deliberately distorting the original characters' values. For example, even though Sasuke harbored hatred, he didn't kill anyone at Orochimaru's base, clearly adhering to his principles. Similarly, Jugo and Karin in the original work generally didn't disregard human life, so why does this book make killing seem as easy as slaughtering chickens?

Moe-fication is the best!

After reading the first few pages, I suggest not using your brain too much. 🙂 The protagonist is actually getting close to Sasuke. 1. Even if Itachi was pretending to be the protagonist, he shouldn't be close to Sasuke after Itachi killed your parents who possessed your body. 2. The news released by Konoha in the original work was that Itachi killed the entire clan. Your closeness clearly shows that you don't believe it. Aren't you afraid of being surprised?

Mei Terumi died; the author said they got excited while writing it, which I can accept. But Kai died too. Here are a few recommendation votes; goodbye.

Hey everyone, I'm Uchiha Ryorozu. If you're a brother, let me chop you a couple of times and open your eyes.

The protagonist is a complete madman; it was disgusting to watch again.

This is the worst transcendent I've ever seen.

I have just one question: why did the White Snake Sage say that Sage Mode chakra is born from the combination of spiritual energy and natural energy? Is Sage Chakra not a mixture of spirit, body, and nature in equal proportions?