The Melee Mage King, Starting in Naruto

Conspiracy theories have been so deeply ingrained in people's minds through fan fiction and secondary interpretations that it's a thankless task for the author. If you have good writing skills and write brilliantly, you can change people's minds, but if you don't, you'll only make them shake their heads in disapproval. So, whether the third generation is good or evil is not important at all.

One reader in the comments section made a good point: as a long-running anime, especially given Kishimoto's rather mediocre political acumen, various plot holes and inconsistencies in the later episodes are inevitable. At this point, fan fiction authors certainly can't simply follow the script; they have to fill in these gaps, which is why conspiracy theories have emerged.

It's rare to see a book that isn't a conspiracy theory. I hate conspiracy theories because many authors clearly don't understand how the Naruto conspiracy theories originated in the first place. The initial purpose of Naruto conspiracy theories was to fill in plot holes in the original work, but they've all written so haphazardly that even previously unplottable parts are now riddled with plot…

In fact, the truth is that the Third Hokage has been consistently whitewashed. Perhaps it was Kishimoto himself who portrayed the Third Hokage as a benevolent father figure in Konoha, ultimately wanting to negotiate peace with the Uchiha clan, creating the character of Danzo, and providing explanations in Itachi's true story for the Senju clan's survival (they merely retired), as well as…

The problem with the Third Hokage is purely due to the drastic changes in his character settings after the length of the story was forcibly extended by Kishimoto, which made it impossible to reconcile the issues. In the earliest short story, the Third Hokage was portrayed as a villain and the strongest Hokage.

The author reads a series of posts about the Third Hokage being persecuted, praising Konoha, stirring up trouble, being self-righteous, and attacking everyone he meets. Despite being a transmigrator who knows the plot, he acts all mysterious and incomprehensible, constantly interrupting whenever the main character is involved to show off his activity. The writing style is also immature.

The protagonist's personality dictates that Itachi's death is unavoidable. After all, the Uchiha clan isn't just made up of ninjas; there are probably ordinary people too, and even some well-known characters would have to die.

Chapters 40-something are quite well-written, but some viewpoints are really awkward. You transmigrated over 20 years, and you accepted graduating at age 12 and going to war? Does your worldview follow the established setting? White Fang, Minato, and Pepper Potts died, the Uchiha clan was wiped out, only Hizashi survived, and Danzo is still alive.

Brothers, I have a question. Did Hashirama and Tobirama ever say anything about integrating the Senju family into the common people in the original work? I've searched several times but haven't found it. The only episode that mentions the history of the Senju family seems to be TV episode 720.

Not the conspiracy theory version of Naruto? That's exactly what I'm looking for! To be honest, I'm fed up with conspiracy theories. Is believing in love and hope such a shameful thing? However, conspiracy theories are mainstream and everyone loves reading them, so I don't really intend to say anything... But books that aren't about conspiracy theories are just too hard to find!