The Great Swordsman of Konoha

What an idiot. A person who has lived three lives and knows the plot well, but in the end he was treated like a dog. He was almost killed, and all his family members died. When he returned to the village, he bared his teeth and ended up being persuaded to go to the battlefield by the third generation. It was so poisonous that it made me sick all night long.

Can anyone tell me how to practice shaving so that it pops out after pushing on the ground 20 times? Why didn't it pop out the first time?

Being accepted as a disciple by Wang Yue and being able to let Lan Ran do it is outrageous.

Speaking of which, captain-level Zanpakutō seems to be at least as big as a building and compressed, right?

The protagonist is too out of touch. His real age is at least a hundred years old. He looks like a fool. Did he hit his head when he traveled through time?

The protagonist is like a Chihuahua, baring his teeth anytime and anywhere

It looks like a lot has changed, but actually nothing has changed.

I just want to ask, can such a character survive two lifetimes? No wonder he died in his first two lives

Let me tell you, the protagonist was a time-travel novice in his first life and died without any scheming. In his second life, he had some castles, but he still couldn't scheme against the World Government. If you say that he is very powerful as soon as he time-travels, he can scheme against others, and they have been in business for decades or even thousands of years, but you can destroy them as soon as you come here?

There are too many poisonous points and the timeline is confusing, so I won't complain about them one by one here. I was attracted by the title and introduction at first, and my impression was not bad at first, but now I can only say that I wasted a whole night after watching it, and it is full of poisonous points.

It was so awesome that everything happened again. .

Using someone else's knife name again. It's like I haven't seen Death at all. The knife is part of a Shinigami's soul. The name of the sword is the natural reaction of the human soul's personality. There is no such thing as the same. Does the protagonist have a personality similar to Aizen?

My evaluation: You are embarrassed, right?

Love for three lifetimes and only live ten years for a person in his 30s. Is this the IQ?

Things get interesting

When I saw the third chapter, I was a little bit annoyed. I can barely read it, but the prompt is complete? Was it updated yesterday?

First, he was sent to Konoha together with Kushina. In the end, his sister Kushina was still the Nine-Tailed Jinchuuriki. This is very stupid. Uzumaki Mito is a woman. Doesn't it seem clear that when a woman gives birth, the jinchuriki is at high risk? Whether it is Mito or Konoha F4, they will be more inclined to choose the protagonist as the jinchuriki. Second, the title is called The Great Swordsman of Konoha, but I don't see where Go is at all? It's more like a Konoha wage earner who traveled so early and yet nothing changed. White Fang died and continued to work for Konoha. His sister and brother-in-law died and continued to work for Konoha. My nephew Naruto was isolated and continued to work for Konoha. He was purely a worker in Konoha. After the plot of the original book was copied, the protagonist finally appeared to save the world. Does it make sense? Except for your nephew, all the master, sister, and brother-in-law are dead. Swordsman, and if you don't show up, your nephew will still save the world.

Speaking of which, hasn't this book been open for many years? Why are there only more than 80 chapters?