In Konoha: A Public Execution from the Start

This chapter overpraises Hinata. Most of the time, I can understand why the protagonist takes Hinata as his wife. After all, she's busty, gentle, and submissive like a Yamato Nadeshiko, devoted to her husband—most men would probably like that. I usually just ignore it and skip it to watch other parts of the story. But it's ridiculous to have a group of people praising it together.

My inspiration for this Naruto series came from the limited Tsukuyomi. I can't help but wonder if Naruto's fate would be better if he were Menma Namikaze, Hinata Tsunade, or Neji as a special character. The purpose of chat groups isn't just to trick experts into showing off their abilities. If experts don't show up, can they really be considered experts? It's just a variation of the system!

After reading the description! Is this what you mean by Snake Uncle, oh no, Snake Aunt? Look at the picture.

Let's start a thread to see how many people are still reading this book, and let us know if anyone is.

The book is good. I'll give the author some Naruto background information to avoid making mistakes. 1. The Uchiha clan has the most chakra in the ninja world; the Senju and Uzumaki clans don't have as much chakra as the Uchiha. 2. Ninjas are actually very strong.

1. The author's writing style is very Chinese. It feels a bit abrupt. 2. The author's portrayal of the characters' emotions is too simplistic, illogical, or simply intended to be funny. 3. If everyone has their own Hamlet, then if you truly experienced his life, you might share similar thoughts, even if you didn't. You could also feel his pain and joy.

Let's gather and fight! Everyone, show them what the Uchiha are all about!

Akatsuki

FL has always had a wildly imaginative mind, but to be honest, I don't think it'll take off from the very beginning.

Looking at the desolate scene in the comments section, I'm a little worried about whether the author can keep going. To be honest, this book has a great concept and is good to read while eating. I hope the author doesn't abandon it and leave it unfinished!