Uchiha Qinchuan Begins in Konoha
从木叶开始的宇智波琴川
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 738k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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357Chapters
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The protagonist's strength is almost entirely given by the system, and he himself has little intelligence and always likes to accuse others of conspiracy. Overall, the book is not particularly outstanding.
Is it interesting to have a transgender protagonist? Would saving Nohara Rin really cause him trouble? What does the distorted development of the Naruto world have to do with the protagonist?
The protagonist seems to have a really low IQ, relying entirely on cheat codes to get by. The Hokage discovered his talent, but the clan leader didn't know? And he naively doesn't want to be a ninja. How much human rights and freedom do you think the Hokage has? And the protagonist seems to have an inexplicable trust in cheat codes, becoming a puppet without even realizing it.
There's no main plot; did the author not have an outline? They just did whatever came to mind. Personally, I feel the biggest flaw is the forced screen time given to Donghe, Zhi, and Guoying, which makes me seriously question the protagonist's intelligence. Then the protagonist doesn't seem to have any desire to get stronger.
Why was I able to find this on a male-oriented website?
If you've already made a judgment, just get it straight. Can't you write it without all the details? The writing style is mediocre and lacks any distinctive features.
Honestly, the main character in this novel is just too unlikable. His strength relies entirely on the system, and he's arrogant, domineering, and inexplicably self-important. The transformed protagonist is endearing, but his heroic spirit isn't even shown. To be honest, novels don't only have satisfying moments when the protagonist flaunts their power; the plot is actually alright.
The author also felt awkward about the pupil technique, so we'd love for some feedback from the experts!
I saw that a friend of mine has a name that sounds like "Great Lord of the Nation"! Are there any other experts who would like to speak? I'll officially change the name once it reaches 100 chapters!
In the end, it all comes down to Konoha. At first, I thought they were going to wipe out Konoha, which was interesting, but it turned out to be the same old story.
Well, this book doesn't have any major flaws, but it also doesn't have any particularly brilliant moments. It's just average; you can read it and leave it at that. If you read carefully, you'll find that the book's timeline, characters, intelligence, and plot are somewhat inconsistent. Try not to project yourself onto the protagonist, otherwise you'll find inconsistencies in their actions.