I Set Off a Night Parade of a Hundred Demons in the Ninja World

Write well, as long as you can kill Uchiha Itachi, you can say anything

​​​​Actually, to be honest, I really feel that this system is a "failure" at first, because the elimination system alone is written in flesh and blood, and all aspects of the logic are very reasonable. I began to think that it would be better for Shikigami Youkai to let the protagonist figure out how to use it, because the boosting pills given in the early stage 💊 gave people the impression that it was the kind of brainless and cool writing that increases the power (fortunately, the author's writing style and the lack of system wizards made me understand) The increase of the shikigami monsters to the protagonist is still obvious now, but it is not to the level of a bug. It is really good-looking. There can be various powerful monsters in the future, but they still need to be good. The author does not deny Uchiha's arrogance, but it also shows that Uchiha's arrogance (of course it cannot be said to be all people) is not only caused by their own strength, but also by defending the border and winning meritorious service in the war. Their Sharingan is the power they can gain by losing it because they understand "love", the power they fight! ! This point is very striking (you should bring this book with you when reading, and don't compare other stories with the original)  In addition, after the night of genocide, it is estimated that the surviving Uchiha people will also leave the village or leave Konoha in other ways. So I have something to say. Regarding Uchiha Izumi, a person who is the most "close" to the male protagonist, there is always a feeling that it is used to open eyes. After all, there is a chance to resurrect people in the previous article [fn= 58]. This arrangement is not impossible (of course, the protagonist can save Izumi, and the Yashiro clan members can open the kaleidoscope). It is also possible to strengthen Izumi's strength later so that she can keep up with the protagonist. Izumi is the protagonist's weakness, and she cannot be completely thorough after leaving the village. Izumi, the girl who grabbed the protagonist's sleeve and told him not to go, became plump the moment she put on the battle uniform resolutely after the protagonist left.

A lonely boy, struggling in the ninja era. The village has rotted and the family is in danger. Tragedies have happened one after another around the protagonist. Who wants to save the boy who saves the family? In that dark world, is there really a ray of light? The story here is not over yet Personal recommendation index: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Family members, this is just a personal recommendation

Uchiha can be regarded as making a huge contribution to the establishment of Konoha. He also paid a lot during World War I and World War II, right? Have you ever heard that you should treat me as a nobleman of the country and I will repay you as a nobleman of the country? How did Konoha do it? In this way, can it be said that Itachi killed the whole clan as a righteous act of annihilation of relatives? ? Does anyone else wash ferrets? ? ? Is it right for a country to treat its heroes this way? ?

I feel that there are too many conspiracy theories, and the third generation is too dark. He may not be a tough Hokage, but he does love the village. His two sons died fighting for the village, and his wife also died giving birth to Uzumaki Kushina. This is originally a hot-blooded series. If I have to write so many conspiracy theories, I might as well read a novel about officialdom politics. Moreover, the protagonist does not seem to have any political wisdom. He is reckless all the way and has no effect at the end. With so many people watching, can he kill seven of them casually? If you can't kill him, you'll make yourself embarrassed.

No need to watch. The whole book is called. I carry the banner for Nabekage. Uchiha loves this land deeply, but you want to betray us. I just want to lead a good life with Uchiha, and I will swallow my anger in Konoha, but if you don't stand by me, you have a way to die. I don't want to fight for hegemony, but for Danzo and Obito, I am willing to offend Akatsuki, Raikage, Mizukage, and Tsuchikage.

I don't know why, I feel that the protagonist is so frustrated, and it seems that he is still suppressing the protagonist's strength (๑˙ー˙๑)

Simple evaluation: Killing the ferret is very satisfying, and the sadist will sooner or later come to the street.

I have been reading this novel for a while. I read it when I saw the cover of Nai Ke. Although I haven't read Onmyoji for a long time, I still like those Zazai who have accompanied me. The first thing that hit me in this article was when Yuki-onna told her her real name. Yuki-onna is an onmyoji and a veteran shikigami, which left a deep impression on me. But in fact, most of them are based on stereotypes. In the author's words, the relationship between the demon lord from the snowfield and the suffering boy really reflects the lingering emotions between humans and demons, which is far more charming than the thin contract in the game. The friendship built by Zaizhihuang and Shisui in a few months may have been due to insufficient preparation at first, just one or two chapters. Later, after Shisui died, the outpouring of emotions made people feel a bit embarrassed (it is recommended that the author mention it, otherwise it would be a bit dissuasive), but the other gods hidden in Huang's mind really showed it to me. Decades of CDs are precious and can be displayed, making the friendship between them and the change of Shisui's thoughts become reasonable and reasonable. This is the redemption and hope. I've read quite a lot of Naruto stories. There are very few stories that take big steps like this and have some brains bit by bit. Most of them are the kind of mindless flow stories that reach the sky in one step (if you don't like it, just read the later part, and you won't abuse the master). At that time, before the genocide, I was still thinking, It might be possible to bring out Kidomaru and make a big fuss, but if you think about it carefully, it's really wrong. It's cool, but it leaves a lot of pitfalls. Many other stories are like this, brainless. It really made me feel the difficulty of the process of working step by step and scheming with the upper class. I don't care about the outcome of controversial characters such as Itachi and Obito, because in the plot of genocide, the author also changed it again and again, and in the end I felt it was very good (some people think it's not enough, so don't read it, I'm really confused). The whole article is on the dark side, familiar to the style of rotten F4 (by the way, I haven't seen the third generation be a good person for a long time), the outline is clear, not ambiguous at all, and it makes people feel comfortable. The interactions with monsters are also just right, characters like Seimei in the game are a bit dreamy. Then I personally suggest that Ara's emotions can be a little more positive, not to give up hatred, but to illuminate himself and others as the unspoken sun in the darkness. I think the character of a protagonist like Tanjiro is quite good. Although it is not suitable for this article, the charm of the protagonist is very important. This is a story of redemption and redemption. This is the process of traveling around the world to record good and evil. This is an epic story of the coexistence of humans and monsters.

It's good-looking but frustrating, just one step away from being a sadist. The details are great but full of water. The protagonist's combat power fluctuates, and his IQ is sacrificed for the sake of the plot. No one has posted anymore. . . . . .