The Behind-the-Scenes Mastermind of Konoha

The white hand (Hashirama's cell arm) is here, the red eye (Sharingan) is not far away, the blind man (using too many kaleidoscopes) is also close, and only the last ghost cry (the corpse is sealed) is left 😂

I have read several books on this kind of science. They all researched it themselves and then gave it to others unconditionally. They explained the results of the research and development at will, exchanging high-value items for small-value items. Every time there was a technological innovation, they would not update their own equipment, but only update other people's equipment. It's like this every time and it's really annoying. I have read several books on this kind of science. They all researched it themselves and then gave it to others unconditionally. They explained the results of the research and development at will, exchanging high-value items for small-value items. Every time there was a technological innovation, they would not update their own equipment, but only update other people's equipment. It's like this every time and it's really annoying.

I just read Chapter 22. It is a very good Naruto fanfic to read, but the protagonist seems to be a little out of touch with the chakra system of the Naruto world. You must know that chakra can become a six-path sage, and the most powerful physical skill is Kai who opens the eight gates. However, this is also an increase in the secret skill similar to the disintegration of demons. Its own physical skills are at most Kage level. People in the Naruto world also have limits, if not for the divine tree. And chakra will never be extraordinary, so the prospect of the protagonist's physical training is not good. The amount of chakra is a hurdle that cannot be overcome no matter what. Just like the body training in Xiuxian requires spiritual energy, the protagonist's physical training also requires a large amount of chakra to transition to natural energy. After all, the ordinary body cannot withstand the natural force and requires a large amount of chakra to balance it, which is not as gentle as the spiritual energy of Xiuxian.

Come on, boss!

There are 17 characters and 16 women, and everything you can see is a harem... If I just want to watch a harem, why don't I watch something more exciting?

There are probably two versions of the story of Kaguya giving birth in Naruto?? One is eating the fruit of the Chakra Sacred Tree because the body cannot bear the power of the fruit. She gave birth to two sons to share the power of the fruit. According to another version, it was when they first arrived on the planet in ancient times. Because he is young, he is relatively simple. Coupled with the situation that just fell from the sky, a prince from a certain kingdom in ancient times saw it and found out whether it was deception or true love? Anyway, the prince and Kaguya got married. And gave birth to two children for the prince. But he was framed. The prince ordered a killer to kill Kaguya. Kaguya was disheartened. That's what happened next to Naruto's story. To be honest, I still like the first version of the story. I don't like secondhand stuff anyway. Don't tell me. It's discriminatory against women. Didn't those women read the female novel section? It's the same thing as equality. I haven't said that you discriminate against men. Besides, doesn't the male protagonist deserve a better girl? I also think the first one is good, but of course it's just a suggestion. After all, the novel is written by the author. 😒😒😒😒

I have read dozens of Naruto fanfics, and the author's interpretation of Naruto is very adult and realistic, much better than other fanfics. I have read seventy chapters of this book, and the flaw is that he promised his fiancée not to kill anyone. Naruto has a deformed world view, and kindness is only for the strong. There are good and flawed descriptions of the characters. Secondly, the protagonist's systematic strength improvement is vague, and may not be expressed directly.

It's very well written, don't write it again in the future

Where does the chakra pattern of the Samsara Eye come from?

All I can say is that the innocent protagonist, on the one hand, does not kill anyone, and on the other hand, he gives his secret skills to the enemy and cultivates enemies for himself, and he also claims to maintain the same balance of power as in the original work. I don't know what other weird options are out there. Just a metaphor, just like our ancient Chinese gave advanced technology to the grasslands and gave S-level ninjutsu to the enemy. To put it bluntly, he is just a traitor. In Naruto, it can only be called fire rape. I don't know if the protagonist will treat his own country as a country when he travels through time, but cultivating enemies for himself can only be said to be a trap. One sentence Author: Please answer the novel you wrote: I don't know how Konoha has failed the protagonist. Lack of food and clothing makes the protagonist a guinea pig.