DNF: Starting My Dungeon Adventure in Naruto

This round I'll write this type of piece. I'll be entering the palace soon.

Putting everything else aside, I've written dozens of chapters, most of which are just messy internal monologues from Konoha's higher-ups and other villages—childish scheming and plotting. It's guaranteed to flop. It's fun to pad out the word count, no need to develop a plot or research game information, but what's the price?

Actually, it's more suitable for writing about multiple worlds; Naruto is too limited.

No wonder it looked so familiar; it turns out it's a resurrected eunuch.

Regardless of how exciting the battles are later in Naruto, it's been emphasized from the beginning that information is crucial for ninjas; saying information is paramount wouldn't be an exaggeration. The way Kakashi is portrayed here makes him seem like an idiot.

It's one thing for the genin to be obsessed with the thrill of power, and Kakashi couldn't inform them or do anything about it, but Yamanaka Inoichi knew the general idea but didn't say anything and went back to report? He even wanted to not report it first? Moreover, in these kinds of novels, everything has to be discovered by the locals themselves; the protagonist both needs people to come and keeps the information hidden.

Don't bother reading it, it's a complete disaster. The author even wrote a separate chapter to explain the improvements, but it just turned out to be a huge pile of shit. What was the peak of DNF? The thrill of multiplayer raids like Anton, where one mistake meant the whole thing had to start over. You've got to play it like a single-player game. 🤔 If you can't write well, just read some old DNF/Naruto anime; those were exceptionally well-written, they just got sidelined. 🤔

What era are we living in that we still rely on conspiracy theories?

In the past, when I read similar novels, most of the ninja who could enter were from Konoha. Only three or four other well-known villages could get in. Later on, it was just Konoha ninjas using their new power to easily defeat the other villages, followed by a monotonous grind-like progression. I still want to see the five great ninja villages evenly matched, with rivers of blood flowing freely.

The subject matter is good, but it's a bit petty and makes you feel stupid. It's incredibly cheesy.