A Uchiha Riding Mount & Blade: A Song of Ice and Fire in the Ninja World

The plot was incredibly poisonous. The foreshadowing was supposed to change Minato's fate, but in the end, Minato and Kushina still died, and Naruto remained a Jinchuriki. What kind of writing is this? I didn't expect the plot to revert to the original, watery storyline.

The author can't write well at anything—battles, strategies, or sweeping victories—and relies entirely on writing whatever material is available. Now they're going to suppress it again. Doesn't the author have any self-awareness? It's like cutting off one's own arm, a slow and painful abandonment of the project.

Sharingan Mangekyou Sharingan Evolution

The Naruto world could benefit from a slightly higher level of conspiracy theories, while A Song of Ice and Fire could move away from its hack-and-slash formula and start preparing for a power shift. Although the Red Comet is still several years away, it could be established that exceptionally talented individuals are beginning to sense the power of magic, and long-established noble families are…

Their strength far surpasses that of Konoha, but they are still Konoha's dogs. Without the protagonist to suppress them, the two sides will definitely fight.

The premise is good, but there are too many flaws in other aspects. It's already a patchwork of ice and fire, and putting aside the question of how magic can be combined with Chinese-style cultivation methods, just the combination of chakra and magic with a Chinese aesthetic? Doesn't it feel a bit chaotic? Also, there's the matter of Itachi and Shisui.

No wonder it flopped; the male lead wasn't very bright and was too naive.

In a legion-based storyline, once the protagonist's strength is suppressed, it becomes even more drastic than in a self-cultivation-based storyline, leading to greater reader resistance. This is because most authors lack the skill to depict such suppression.

I personally think it's quite toxic. First, the protagonist emphasizes the threat of annihilation from the very beginning, making it seem like he cares a lot. However, in reality, he can't even be a competent conqueror. He finds killing animals cruel, killing bandits cruel, killing enemies cruel; he's constantly preoccupied with his own mental preparation, completely indifferent to his own growth…

The cheat system is incredibly powerful, but Danzo is still alive. You should all understand what level that means, right?