
Mad Laughter: Uchiha
狂笑宇智波
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 860k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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415Chapters
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68.9kRecs
61.3kFans
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To be honest, this introduction made me feel a little numb. Maybe the protagonist is mentally ill! …
I think it is a good book. It is the best Naruto fanfic I have read so far. However, I was attracted to it without a female protagonist. Because my personal poison resistance is very high, it is generally okay to have ambiguity. It is also not normal to write seriously and not communicate with women, but the more you read, the more wrong it becomes. ... I don't know what the author thinks about it. Although Xiao Nan is not the heroine, I hope that if your next book is marked as having no heroine, you should give more consideration to the feelings of the readers in this regard, and don't play sideways, which will easily offend both sides.
Suddenly a question that is not a problem comes to mind, why do so many Naruto fans go to Konoha to gain favor and save the Uchiha clan? If it's just to gain Konoha's favorability, then forget it. After all, whether you are the third or fourth generation, it can really give you some benefits, rather than giving you some false spiritual bond positions, which will be accompanied by the danger of being targeted and causing trouble, but it will still be rewarding after all. But I am confused when it comes to saving the Uchiha clan. If you save them, what benefits can they give you? There is no gain at all. Even if I can give it, it is just a false name, and I can't exert my strength. There is no chance of becoming Hokage, only superficial gratitude is left. Then why do almost 99.9% Of Hokage fans go to Uchiha? It can't just be because it's easy to write. There are always a few authors who want to make trouble and are unconventional, but even those who make trouble are still resurrected. Why is this? ? Is it true that all kinds of fans try their best to rescue her, and work so hard in exchange for a word of thanks, a job, and an eternal bond? ? So what are the real benefits? Really, almost all fandoms are like this. That's very wrong. After time travel, the protagonist has various ways of living, but no one will be bothered to do useless things? Isn't that a problem? Is there anyone in the comments section who can come out and sort it out? Think of logic, what is going on? ?
Haha, I hate this kind of author the most. There is no female protagonist, but she ends up eating from the bowl and looking at the pot.
I felt uncomfortable watching it. It was a bit self-entertaining and I felt like letting myself go. I couldn't read it. . . .
114 Recommended to the author
You could say that this protagonist is the male protagonist of a cool novel, but he is not. He has all kinds of disturbing and disgusting thoughts, and he always thinks ahead and comes up one after another. You have to say that he is not, right? He has a cool male protagonist template, and he has always been fascinated by his confidence.
No way, I didn't expect that so many people didn't understand Obito. Obito never thought about destroying the world. In other words, for him, this world is just a bad game, or a game with the worst ending. He just needs to restart the game. What will happen to the first game in order to restart the second game? It doesn't matter, it's only right to finish the second game quickly and restart the game. The second game is the real world, and everything in this game is an illusion of hell. Don't pay attention to it. Just imagine if you have the ability to rewind time to when you are 5 years old, will you feel that you can restart (relive) anyway? So it doesn't matter what happens now, dead people can be reborn, so Obito is not someone who kills his master, kills his mother, and destroys the world for love. In the end, he didn't get cleared by Naruto and decided not to destroy Sera, but he realized that even if he reopened, he couldn't change anything. , He can't stop people's desires, there will still be wars, and even if he becomes Hokage, he can't make the world a better place. Of course, the more important thing is that he also knows that the Infinite Tsukuyomi is fake, and the dead cannot be resurrected. Everything is his own dream. What's the point of dreaming? It's not a reopened world at all.
The production of plug-ins is a bit cumbersome
I am just talking about my personal feelings from the perspective of a reader: Not all readers, probably most readers, do not have as deep a knowledge of Naruto as the author (writing a fanfic requires checking a lot of settings) So, there are some scenes that we cannot imagine. For ordinary readers, fire escape means spitting fire, and thunder escape means lightning and birds singing. The author has gone to great lengths to describe a lot of Yin escape chakra barriers and the composition of plug-ins. The readers cannot transfer this text out of the picture (what is the Yin escape barrier)? What shape is it? Is it an invisible barrier? Is it spherical or cubic? ) Perhaps the author wants the protagonist to develop and reveal the cheat in a step-by-step manner, but in the early stage... It's hard to understand what the author is writing... It feels very empty. Especially if you need to be attracted by something cool in the early stage (this is the general trend), it will waste your costs and efforts. Furthermore, illusion is really difficult to write. Its expressiveness is not as impressive and eye-catching as ninjutsu. One-on-one illusion: paper burning man, cross stabbing, crow clone, red moon falling (I can't remember if this is described by a fan) Next door illusion: antique small courtyard, blooming cherry blossoms falling, the victim buried in the soil under the tangled tree roots, can only be pierced by the roots to draw life in vain (this is probably what it means) Print illusion: illusion! Opposite: Down! It's just... Very pale... Killing the darkened characters with illusions may be a highlight, but illusions are not expressive in the hands of printers, and there are relatively few fighting ninjutsus. This didn't change my impression until the Dragon Flame sang when I fought Fei Liuhu after it was released. I can probably imagine what it was like: a chaotic battle between puppets, and Xie Mang's face was blasted by a dragon flame pillar. He used oil and fire to offset it, and ended in a flame explosion. Fire Release is finally no longer a Mercy Release. Shadows can also be killed by Fire Release. (I am surprised to see this. Many authors dare not write this. It is unexpected and reasonable.) So the visual sense of fighting and training is very important. The protagonist's poisonous tongue is a bit interesting, and it is reasonable. The interaction of other ninjas is also quite interesting, (I don't care about the setting, Naruto has a lot of bugs) I wrote a lot of it in a mess, the author just needs to look at it, I will just join the party all the way, I still hope the author sticks to his original intention and has a beginning and an end 🙂
I laugh at Obito's naivety and Sasuke's lack of wisdom. If there was an Uchiha Madara in this dirty land, what would we do?