Anime Crossover: A Wandering Ninja World, Starting with Challenging Pain

Nine out of ten Naruto manga are whitewashing Itachi. It's unbelievable. Do people's values ​​really follow their physical appearance?

I strongly suggest removing the male lead (he's utterly useless) or making the system the main character.

Yeah, I finished it in one go. Don't say it didn't require much thought; reading was quite enjoyable because I only focused on the jokes and didn't think about the plot at all. That takes skill, and you can't write something like that if your writing isn't good enough. However, I feel the protagonist's personality is a flaw.

Itachi's characterization is a perfect replica of the Japanese image. He starts by saying "Smith, Masai," then says, "I am also a victim. We had no choice because of what happened before." He then shifts the blame to the victims, who cannot refute his own actions, saying, "If it weren't for what they did, this wouldn't have happened."

I'm definitely going to fail miserably, this is my pledge.

Nagato, on a path never imagined, has somehow returned to the right one. And this answer already hinted at it: the Akatsuki organization, breaking up into smaller units, returned to the ninja villages, changing the ideology and order of the Naruto world from top to bottom, increasing productivity, combating evil, and Nagato's nuclear weapon forcing peace—isn't this the prototype of the United…

Let me briefly share my thoughts. The first part of this book can be considered a masterpiece, clearly the result of the author's long-term conception and imagination regarding the main storyline, and it was very popular. Later, the author discovered new problems, not only with this book but also with online novel writing in general.

At first, I thought this book was just a spur-of-the-moment idea and would definitely be abandoned later. However, I later discovered that as long as the author doesn't stray from the theme, the thrill of this kind of exposure is quite exciting. It's like it's about to collapse, then they just start over in another world – that's what I'm looking for: short, fast, and satisfying... My only fear is that the author might personally intervene and deviate from the exciting parts.

They've said the Uchiha clan is insane again. I admit the Uchiha are indeed somewhat extreme, but not to the point of being insane. Let's start with Itachi. What was Itachi's situation at the time? The Uchiha couldn't tolerate the village's marginalization of them, and the village also wanted to eliminate the Uchiha.

Forget about whether the main character lives or dies, play this first! I, in the garden, stole peaches with Li Bai.