Naruto: The Ultimate Technician

The biggest takeaway from reading this book is that the protagonist is playing a game, without any real immersion in the world. His subtle arrogance and condescension are on full display.

Don't try to take the "don't collect the spring" approach. We've laid so much groundwork; don't let your mindset get the better of you.

Sigh, with this level of combat power, are Jonin really that strong?

I hope the author can treat Sasuke fairly. I've read quite a few Naruto fanfics, but many authors write about Sasuke with prejudice, and there are relatively few that portray him positively. Honestly, I feel Sasuke is actually quite innocent. His idolized brother suddenly becomes the murderer of his parents and clan.

The protagonist steals Xiao Wu and all the female characters, uses Xiao Wu to deceive Tang San, forces Tang San to commit suicide, has Ning Rongrong kill Oscar with knife wounds, and has Zhu Zhuqing stab Dai Mubai to death. Ah Yin kills Tang Hao, Liu Erlong kills the master. Come and see! No need to search for the book title, just click in to read. Hunting protagonists starting from Douluo Continent

Haven't watched it yet, big dick guy, tell me if it's toxic?

Without the Golden Three Chapters, So far, the first C-level mini-story mission is quite exciting.

Judging from the title and cover of your novel, it's easy for people to have the wrong idea.

One question is whether the author really thinks creating a rather exaggerated and quirky protagonist is a good idea. Forcing humor might backfire. Personally, I think a protagonist who is steady, methodical, and has foresight is more appealing, though of course, it also depends on the author's skill.

It's difficult to write, and I feel like it's going to flop. You can't develop good combat habits. The most important thing is that you have to erase all traces of your battles after each fight, otherwise you'll be exposed. Of course, you can also write the Root and Dark factions as garbage.