
The Hundred and Eight Divine Powers of Konoha Ninja World
木叶忍界之百零八神通
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 549k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Come on, cure the white-eyed wolf and let him stab you with his backhand😅😅😅
When I saw that Itachi was innocent, I knew that this book was absolutely cool.
Who in Naruto has killed countless people, what is there to regret?
I, the Weasel God, are number one in the world😏
To put it bluntly, Jiraiya deserved to die. People were showing mercy and they barged in. If they don't kill you, they'll kill you.
This is your Weasel God
Does anyone like this thing?
To be honest, there are no regrets in Naruto. Zabuza killed countless people, but he still wanted to die a good death in the end? It's okay to kill enemies, but you dare to say that Zabuza doesn't have the blood of civilians on his hands? Jiraiya followed the fate of Toad Sage, but unfortunately death was also his fate, so why regret it? Naruto is a world of jungle law, with no regrets or regrets. If Zabuza and Shiro have regrets, don't those orphans like Nagato and the others deserve regrets?
This plot is speechless. The protagonist is a great saint or even a virgin bitch.
You know everything. This introduction alone will probably dissuade many readers. Why is the author bothering?
When I saw that the protagonist didn't know the plot, I had no desire to continue reading. It was because the protagonist didn't know the plot, but under the author's arrangement, he had to touch the plot in everything, so it felt very inconsistent! It just feels like the protagonist is not a real person, and it doesn't give people a sense of empathy. I also feel that the protagonist is a person controlled by high-dimensional creatures!
For me, Naruto's only regret is that Tsunade is lonely...
Itachi can repent, he can be hysterical, and he can be a loyal dog of Konoha for a day, but he cannot be washed away. Death is his best destination. While he is the Mizore of Konoha, his name is Uchiha, he is the young clan leader, he is the son, and he is the elder brother. It was Uchiha who raised him, not Konoha. He was worthy of his status as Mizore of Konoha, but he failed to do anything else. As the young clan leader, he failed to protect the clan members and even brandished a knife. As a son, he made his parents stupid. As an older brother, he only brought pain and torture to Sasuke. If this can all be cleared up, this world will be too absurd.
The most damned one is Uchiha Itachi, what can be saved?
Very confused, time traveler, don't understand Naruto?
It's a book I don't want to read after reading the introduction. Your sentence about Weasel is a bit hard to explain. The protagonist of the novel can save his life for his own benefit, but it's best not to get too close to the fool. After all, the values are different from those of the Japanese. People who have different paths do not want to work together. The novel about the protagonist's wishful thinking was okay ten years ago.
Is there anyone in the Hokage who doesn't deserve to die? Basically, terrorists fight and civilians die. They all deserve to die. No regrets.
The author probably did it for his own pleasure, maybe he wrote the book just to make himself happy. But I would like to advise you that everything has objective laws. Before writing a book, it is best to find a model standard so as not to go completely in the opposite direction.
What's the pity for someone who kills his father and mother?