This Really Is the Tenseigan

I saw it on the recommendation, but what the hell is this? You are really just using a routine from more than ten years ago with the cover of Pirate Naruto. The routine is still so bad, forcing contradictions, forcing pretense. The protagonist hides it at the beginning and then others scold him, then he becomes angry, and then goes to practice again. Where are you at the beginning and the end? He annoyed his classmates by saying that there was no need to remember these little people. Why, are you a big shot now? The time-travelers are really superior to others. In a word, it is rubbish among rubbish, rubbish among routine articles, and rubbish among novice articles.

Anyone who can read the first two chapters without feeling poisonous must be the Medicine King. The protagonist didn't study in the youth training camp, skipped classes, didn't work hard, didn't show strong strength and talent, and didn't have the attitude to work hard to become stronger. Isn't it right to be looked down upon by others? The protagonist shouldn't say with a green face that he is mediocre if he is not envied by others. Where does he have the face? In addition, the protagonist said that he doesn't care about those sidekicks who don't even have names. At least they know how to work hard to become stronger. Don't talk about talent. Isn't the attitude of wanting to become stronger worthy of respect? To simply understand, an ignorant and unskilled student will look down on everyone except the top academics, because I have failed. Also, since the protagonist knows that they are a trap, then the protagonist must have traveled through time and must know the plot. Then you have been scolded by others for nine years before you want to become stronger. Is the protagonist or the author a masochist who just likes to be scolded by others? Did you know the plot and still waste nine years? I don't know if the author has any other foreshadowing to explain why the protagonist wasted nine years. Anyway, after reading the first two chapters, can you still be in the mood to continue reading?

After seeing the first three pictures, I knew it was rubbish! They forcibly created conflicts to advance the plot. The routines in the first two pictures were really disgusting, and they seemed to force explanations later.

Uchiha Itachi traveled through Douluo, apprenticed to Bibi Dong at the beginning, defeated Tang San and the master, opened the Sharingan, used the three major artifacts as martial arts spirits, was confessed by Xiao Wu Ning Rongrong and Zhu Zhuqing, and gave Tang San an Oscar. Douluo: Uchiha Itachi God, click in to watch it. Naruto's mother and Konan are also in Douluo. Bibi Dong will fall in love with Weasel God

Well, Chapter 3: Persuading to Retreat, Leave a Claw

Infinitely pretentious and slapped in the face, each round spends a few chapters being looked down upon, belittled and ridiculed, a bunch of people point fingers, and then spends a few words slapped in the face, which is hard to appreciate.

Did the Qidian editor travel back in time decades ago? This is what the editor strongly recommends. I suspect you are fencing with the author.

I bet this author doesn't dare to read comments, if this post disappears after a day. I will subscribe to whatever you write is rubbish!

This reminds me of a pirate fanfic I watched before. At the beginning, the protagonist met a red-haired man, and everything was fine. Then the protagonist suddenly pretended to be in front of the red-haired man, talking about Roger the Pirate King, etc., And then angered the red-haired man, and was chased by the red-haired man. Then the protagonist became extremely excited, as if he was being oppressed by evil forces, and made all kinds of oaths, swearing thirty years to the east of the river and thirty years to the west of the river, to seek revenge on the red-haired man. I stared straight at him, something was wrong! Isn't this the protagonist's first provocation? Isn't it normal for the protagonist to provoke others and get beaten by them? Why does the protagonist look like he is being bullied by evil forces? The author just went crazy in order to give the protagonist a goal.

No, no, no, no, there are still people who think it's a brainless and deliberate attempt to pretend to be useless. Many people like it, right?