
My Path Through Amegakure
我的雨隐之路
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 493k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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227Chapters
6.3kRecommendations
7.7kFans
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I've only read less than 20 chapters. The way to save a country is to transform it yourself! Not to save a few people or stop some things. The prerequisite for making silent contributions is having someone brave enough to step forward and lead everyone!
No bloodline, no system, starting in the Rain Village Hell, with a World War II death plot, how do you play this?
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I've seen some readers say that the plot over the past two days wasn't perfect, and I appreciate everyone's kind and helpful comments. Please feel free to point out any shortcomings. I will pay attention to this aspect in the future. I've also looked into it, and it does seem a bit off. The worst part of the plot right now is the encounter between the evil god cult and the marketplace.
A typical "cool" novel is mindless fun, but this book tends towards mindless angst. There are various plot-driven deaths, and the protagonist, aside from knowing a bit about the story, isn't much different from the natives. To put it bluntly, even a merchant like Kado's father can thrive, and a daimyo's bodyguard can earn money for his companions, so overall, the author might be indulging in a…
It's 2020, why the need for such pretentious, artsy writing? Why the need for all the family and friends to die? Isn't this protagonist just a combination of Tobi and Rinka? Did the author actually get emotional with their own plot? Does the protagonist have Sharingan that's about to evolve? If you keep writing like this, are you going to kill Sasuke and summon Madara directly, living happily ever after in your fantasy?
I'm sick of reading this. If it were a light novel, I'd happily leave, but did you stay up all night eating instant noodles to write this plot? The stupid protagonist just hangs around Hanzo, acting all high and mighty. He won't do anything until his friends die, then he gets all worked up. He only kills Hanzo after both of his good friends are dead—where were you before?
Why doesn't anyone say anything about me regarding things like bloodlines, cheat codes, or cheat abilities—the kind of stuff where you can't win in the late game without cheat codes? There's no one talking about bloodline theory or cheat code theory, it's so disheartening! Look at other books written by people from humble backgrounds; everyone's criticizing them. Does that mean no one reads them, so they don't criticize them? 😅😅😅
What exactly is the protagonist trying to do? The more I read, the more confused I get. What is their goal? It's still unclear. They just keep messing around all day. The author is almost exhausted of my patience.
This result speaks volumes about the novel's problems. It's constantly torturing the protagonist, resorting to various forms of idiocy just for the sake of torturing. It's been a long time since we've seen this kind of writing.
The plot has been getting increasingly toxic lately! I really don't understand why the protagonist is now fawning over Hanzo! He's being forced to drink and doesn't dare utter a sound! He was just a lowly Chunin before, not very capable, and now he's the second strongest in Amegakure, yet he's still groveling. Even if he defected, would Hanzo hunt him down? No, Hanzo wouldn't dare.