Naruto: Obito's Flying Thunder God

Regarding Kamui. Obito's Sharingan ability must be Kamui. The reason is that the Sharingan is the eye that reflects the mind, but Obito knew that he would have the Kamui eye in the original story. So, whenever a tragedy occurred that could lead to the awakening of the eye, he would subconsciously think, "If I had Kamui, I could..." Instead of strongly craving other ethereal powers. In conclusion, it is reasonable for the protagonist of this book to awaken divine power.

How could the female lead not be beautiful?

Regarding my writing about Obito being involved in all sorts of vices at the beginning. This persona stems from a slight lack of self-confidence on my part. Because all the protagonists I wrote before were extremely upright, such as in my previous book, "The Brave and the Righteous".

Not bad, right?

It was supposed to be a good read, with an adult peeping into a women's bathhouse. To be honest, I personally really dislike things like Xiao Yan's actions. Most transmigrators who encounter Xiao Yan end up cheating, swindling, or even killing him, so the protagonist's character development is really a failure.

Oh my

I feel that people have a misunderstanding about the character of Sidu. She's not just any ordinary Jonin. Sidu filled the gap left by Fukai, the Eight-Tails Jinchuriki, during the Third Raikage's era, much like the Fourth Raikage was to Darui. The storyline stems from witnessing the Second Hokage's prowess in battle during his childhood, which led to his deep fascination with the Second Hokage.

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Author, writing that Obito liked women other than Rin is an insult to Obito!! Kamui couldn't hide his tears; all he could see was Rin!

This is a terrible novel. The writing is mediocre enough, but then they painstakingly create memorable characters like Moriyama and Ame, only to kill them off for plot advancement and to give readers a glimpse of their potential. Dude, I came for a less tragic Obito, not another tragic version. Without a masterful writing style and a established fanbase, what gives you the audacity to write this self-indulgent work?