A Ninja's Life in Naruto

A, the last person in the world, he has no father, no mother, no friends, the girl he likes doesn't like him, and his love rival is too awesome. Despite this, he is still an optimistic 250-year-old who works diligently towards his dreams and encourages many of his companions with his own experiences. B, he said he was a loser, but in fact he was born with countless awesome cheats; he said he had no father, no mother, no friends, but he was actually the appointed prince; the girl he had a crush on ignored him, but there was another Bai Fumei who had been secretly in love with him for many years; he worked hard to realize his dream, but ignored all cheat bonuses and only advocated that personal hard work is better than fucking fate. Looking at A, the middle school boys can burn their hormones with a sense of substitution and roar forward with sweat on the road of youth; looking at B, I just want to give them a big mouth: "Let you pretend, let you pretend, get out!" Naruto in the early stage was A. At that time, Kishimoto was just talking about how a lonely child worked hard to gain recognition from others. He often failed, but refused to give up. When he stumbled forward, we, ordinary people, more or less saw our own shadow in him. However, when Kishimoto wanted to discuss the grand proposition of "world peace", he exposed his simplicity and naivety. He crudely attributed war to hatred, and attributed the solution to hatred to mutual understanding. Then, as the protagonist, Naruto became a totem of "mutual understanding", relying on his heartthrob attribute to smooth over all conflicts. So, we can no longer find any trace of ourselves in Naruto. Because Naruto's sudden growth to the top of the ninja world actually has little to do with his efforts. Bloodline, parents, and plug-ins are the most important things. There is actually nothing wrong with this. The protagonist really cannot survive without cheating. However, the bad thing is that Naruto has a low-end character who relies on hard work to counterattack. So, while reading the comics, I suddenly felt a sense of déjà vu: "There is a traitor among us." As the protagonist of a passionate young man's comic, if you can do it, don't force it. When it comes to critical moments, he is not very convincing, and his rhetoric is all in a routine. When he opens his mouth, he recalls his childhood shadow, personal struggles and great dreams. Why! The people you preach to have had worse experiences than you, have more knowledge than you, and have loftier dreams than you. There are countless people. Why are you preaching to them? They are not walking on a sunny road like you, maybe they just lack a little bit of your luck! You preach love and peace like a savior, please don't take advantage of me and be good! So, in the later period, once Naruto started to cheat on the three-piece suit, he was actually slapping himself in the face like crazy. What's worse is that the people he's talking about actually believe him. The moment Nagato was persuaded by Naruto, in addition to mourning that Payne's IQ dropped below the line and fell to the altar, Naruto's character collapsed and was gone forever. This collapsed to the point that when Naruto was reincarnated as the Six Paths Sage and had a fateful duel with Sasuke, it collapsed into ashes. Kishimoto has always said that people can escape fate, but in the end he is the biggest advocate of fatalism. This story is another version of "The Ugly Duckling". It tells you seriously that the reason why an ordinary ugly duckling transforms is because it itself is a swan. Then the ugly duckling will tell you, I became like this through hard work! At this moment, I really want to eat roast duck. It was also at this moment that I hated Naruto.

Before I saw the gun-making, I felt like I had met a rare high-quality Naruto fan. On the basis of being familiar with the original work, he made a very thoughtful interpretation and creation of the principles of ninjutsu and the politics of the ninja village, which made up for the bugs in the original work to a certain extent without falling into the trap of conspiracy theories. As a result, he suddenly switched to making a gun, and immediately cut the world view into pieces... Directly introduced into the real world to do "dimensionality reduction strikes", completely shattering the feeling of the original work, giving people the urge to ask "Can I kill Senju Hashirama with a sniper rifle?" It's a pity that the previous settings were so careful.

Regarding the setting issues of this book, here is a unified reply. In line with a rigorous and reasonable attitude, the highest authority reference materials are the original official comics and the book of formations. Other official formula books are second, because in the early stage of AB, only one person drew it by himself, so bugs are inevitable. Later, because Naruto became popular and its commercial value became higher and higher, Shueisha's emphasis on Naruto also continued to increase. For big IPs from island countries such as the Warring States Period, Ninjas, and Samurai, there will definitely be top screenwriters in-house to help. Based on AB's early settings and modifying them while drawing, Naruto became more and more reasonable. After Shippuden started, there were obviously a lot less bugs, so I chose to use the Shippuden perspective as the benchmark for things like the Substitute Technique after careful consideration. But no matter what the setting is, it is completely based on the original manga. Other animations, games, etc. Are in different departments from the manga group, so they are basically just additional references. Of course, if it is found that I have added animation content, it will be added on the basis that it will not affect the comic settings. So in the future, there will be similar questions about the author's settings using video clips, short video apps, game content or animation originals or even related comments. If I have enough time, I will tell you the source of the original comic content. If I don't have time, I won't answer. Let's talk about the timeline of this book again: I have seen that Naruto, like many people, has been using the line of Konoha 60 years for more than ten years. For example, World War II ended around Konoha 37.38 Years. But in the past two years, I have been checking the book of formations and found that the settings of Hokage become more and more perfect as we go to the later stages. So regarding the timeline issue, here we will focus on the standards established before Konoha 67 in the official book of formations. In fact, before I started this book, I made a timeline based on the evaluation of the ages of the main characters in the Book of Formations. I found that it was indeed more accurate than the original comic book and had many fewer bugs. So Naruto was born on October 10, Konoha 50, and the plot begins in Konoha 62, which is the time reference line of this book, and this book will completely use this timeline. The weighty book＞One point of comics. Finally, regarding the setting of Chakra, the use of Ninjutsu, etc., The author took screenshots of all the useful information from the original comic, and simulated the operation process in his own mind. If there were any flaws, the author would make his own imagination and additions. If someone questions the author using original content such as animation, I will respond as I said above. I also hope that some enthusiastic book friends can help answer or discuss it when they have time. Thank you.

Regarding the issue of pensions and inheritance of Konoha Village in the early stage: Many people think it is dark. That is because we look at it based on the standards of sound legal systems in modern society. Before the establishment of Konoha, there were troubled times, and the ninja world was a world where personal force was unequal. I think Konoha's system is really not dark in that environment. The controversial points are the monthly pension amount and the issue of parents' inheritance. If you are the leader of a ninja village, what should you consider when giving a pension to a child? 1. Children cannot be allowed to inherit all their parents' property at once, because young children are defenseless in front of ninjas, and the power of the village cannot always monitor the interior of Konoha. So how to deal with ninjas and even ordinary people who are jealous and malicious? Not only will the money be taken away, but the orphans may also be killed. 2. As the village chief, he must be careful about the economic situation of the village. The time point of this article begins at the end of World War II. During the war, Konoha was actually losing money by mobilizing a large number of ninjas (similar to the war period in previous lives): issuing war missions, providing logistics supplies, and issuing military exploits, etc. So we must save money internally and keep the economic system from collapsing. As long as we provide shelter and necessary food for orphans, it will be good. 3. Regarding the issue of parents' inheritance, there should be plans for two different situations: If the offspring cannot be a ninja: the year of payment will be determined based on the amount of inheritance, and a little will be paid every month. For future generations to become ninjas: provide living expenses and accommodation when they are young. If they become ninjas of Konoha in the future, the village will compensate them in the form of preferential treatment at the ninja school, allocation of graduate instructors, and exchange of ninjutsu. Especially the exchange of Ninjutsu. Many people underestimate the importance of Ninjutsu. Advanced Ninjutsu are strictly confidential in each village. No matter how rich you are, you will not be able to learn it. Otherwise, there are rich people everywhere in the Fire Country. Why are the ninjas in Konoha? If this orphan has talent, then the village can save money and use ninjutsu resources to train him faster. It can be said that it kills two birds with one stone. This is a more reasonable approach. The problem of Konoha's darkness: When I started the book, I focused on how to write the chakra and ninjutsu system well. Regarding the treatment of orphans in Konoha Village, I was misled by the original animation in my mind. After reading some book reviews, I found that many people said that the Konoha I described was relatively dark. I would like to apologize here. Maybe I just started writing and didn't feel it yet, so I didn't express my views clearly, which caused everyone to misunderstand it. For example, the situation of Naruto in the original work: What is so miserable about Naruto in the original work? 99% Of it is due to the public opinion in the village and the solitary environment, which is a psychological problem. But is his life really miserable? Only read the original content, don't be misled by the original anime: It has an independent house, and it is still the most central place in Konoha. I can afford to drink milk every day (wasn't this a precious food in the war-torn times?). He didn't notice the expiration date. Instant noodles were because he was not good at cooking and he loved to eat them. There was definitely no shortage of other foods. So the third generation really didn't treat him badly financially. This is considered a normal living condition for the second generation of movie stars. The main character felt that the money was not enough because he wanted to go directly to the top level. In addition, I was still influenced by the original anime in my memory at the time. After all, I had watched it too many times, so I didn't think it through clearly, and there was a typo. Now I look back at the first few chapters I wrote and found that there are some problems. Things like catching fish should be deleted. It will be much better if I add the content I mentioned above. I will revise the content in detail later when I have time, so I'll leave it at that for now, thank you all!

Why do so many people compare Naruto to ordinary orphans? Even if he is not the son of the fourth generation, based on his status as a Chuuriki, will the Ninja Village really let him starve to death? You must know that being able to become a Jinchuuriki is a rare qualification in itself, not to mention that he has the blood of the Uzumaki clan. So it makes no sense to use this to explain the kindness of the third generation.

So far, I have read 3/4 of it, and when I saw a gun, I gave up. The first 50% is fine. The more I write about the style later, the more I want to write a comedy, but I can't write that feeling. Instead, I waste the feeling I accumulated in the past. It's a pity, this book

It can be said that the author has filled in the most basic pitfalls in Naruto. Seems more logical. Very nice.

To be honest, I think it's a bit silly in some Naruto stories where the protagonists of the Uchiha clan or the Hyuga clan are provoked or laughed at because of their poor initial talents. It's not that all the families with hundreds of people are ninjas. Even in a few families of Konoha's wealthy families, it's unreasonable that there are not 5% to 10% of the ordinary people. Moreover, the ninjas are dancing on the tip of the knife every day, and they still have the spirit to ridicule you when they come back.

If Naruto wasn't the protagonist of the anime, he would be dead long ago. From the beginning until he became Hokage, Naruto killed one person and none of the others. In the war-torn background of Naruto, he always maintained the heart of a holy mother. If it were changed to a starting point novel, this type of novel would have been sprayed to death long ago.

I have read so many fanfics, and this is the only one that says that the Nine-Tails Rebellion was Minato's fault (he shouldn't have had children). I'm so happy. The protagonist hasn't changed a thing from White Fang's death to the Nine-Tails Rebellion.