Naruto: The Strongest Nine-Tails Jinchuriki

Looking at the familiar cover, the familiar author, and the familiar introduction, Shen Nong silently clicked the upper left corner a few times and said a few curse words...

Be a good person this time. I read the last book when I was a young adult. This one is about not having a harem.

The random writing in the old book poisoned the first list to death, so a new one was opened so soon...

Damn shield ninja author, how can I block an author 🙂

But when it comes to Haruno Sakura, my senses about her are actually pretty good. First of all, she was born into a civilian family. It took too long to forget her combat scores during the ninja school, but I remember that her cultural scores were full marks and she could complete the test questions independently during the chunin exams. At the same time, Sasuke relied on his Sharingan (not sure if he didn't know it, or he cheated for the sake of cheating) to at least see that Sakura was a top student. When the class was divided, it was undeniable that Sakura was lucky that a commoner in the ninja world joined the protagonist group. Among the 12 Xiaoqiang, Tiantian, who was born low-born, was a rich woman, Xiao Li had already become a disciple of Kai, and the others were all children of the family (including the special Naruto). It is impossible for adolescent girls and boys not to have a god or goddess in their hearts, let alone being able to form a team together. It is certain that the Chunin Exam was an achievement for Sakura. She understood the meaning of ninja and made changes. After failing the pre-selection, Sakura can only practice alone? (I forgot the specific details) Naruto has Jiraiya, Sasuke has Kakashi, and Sakura's gap as a civilian ninja appears (losing the pre-selection is indeed a reason). During this period, there is no direction for efforts. After the end of the Konoha Collapse Plan, Sakura was favored by fate for the second time. Naruto trained with Jiraiya, Sasuke ran away to find Orochimaru, and Haruno Sakura was able to become a disciple of Konoha leader Tsunade. This is the most important opportunity in her life. She is also very up to date and has inherited Tsunade's mantle very well. (This is what I envy about her. If Naruto and Sasuke are cheating, then she is a genius. A commoner who has goals and works hard will get results. I am so envious!) Medical skills, strange strength, and Yin seals, Baihao all make her the upper limit of what a mortal can achieve. Three years of training allowed her to participate in the final battle. I remember correctly that apart from Naruto and Sasuke, Sakura was the one who participated the most in 12 Little Strong. (Ningji died tragically, Xiao Li used shurikens in the six gates; the male civilian Taijutsu genius was banned and there are other different portrayals). Haruno Sakura is the person who has the best senses for me. It made me feel very involved, rising from a humble beginning to a great talent, to the pyramid of the ninja world. To be honest, I am still young and may not have enough experience, but I am also an ordinary person. I do not expect to have a "Hokage" master, but I hope that my efforts are in the right direction and that I can reap results.

The female author, who was born as a female Xiangwen, may have liked Naru Sakura and affected her understanding of the character, so the character she created was very strange and even OOC. Uemoto was cheating on Sakura, but here it looks similar, but Naruto looks useless.

The protagonist Naruto does not have the same experience as Naruto in the original work. Most of the sufferings caused by the system are the protagonist's own choice. Some of the protagonist's actions can be said to be completely incomprehensible, such as pushing Sasuke to become a traitor. This is completely the protagonist's own bad taste. He likes to see Sasuke become dark, and then pushes Sasuke to become a traitor. To be honest, the protagonist Naruto did not follow The Sandaime didn't treat the protagonist badly even when the protagonist was sick. In the end, the protagonist pushed Sasuke to become a traitor and finally used it against himself. It can be called a white-eyed wolf. Don't tell me that the protagonist is trying to avenge the original Naruto. Anyway, I only saw the word ungrateful in the protagonist Naruto.

What are you doing for a dispensable thing? Just strangle him to death. Give people a fucking chance to grow up, crazy. It's originally just for the sake of reputation and the blood inheritance limit. Why don't you give those yin seals and ninjutsu some chicken feathers? You tell him directly that you are writing about a sub-personality derived from a disease. You can kill your parents and provoke the truth. Use the truth to provoke. There is no countermeasure to hand over that troublesome thing. When you get your heir, you can do whatever you want. I have to write about this psychosis.

I'm quite curious why the author of Qidian writes Naruto with Sasuke and training him. It would be understandable if he was just a subordinate, but it's more like being a wife. The protagonist's ideas are the author's ideas... I suddenly understood...

Did you know? I remember your name specifically because. . After,. . . I don't even read any of your books. . So. . . I've been reading Naruto novels for so long. . . It's not really poisonous. It's not the writing style. The plot is too toxic. . After reading novels for more than ten years, I thought I was immune to all kinds of poison. . Turns out I was wrong