Konoha: Uchiha Itachi Returns from Mysterious Resurrection

I feel that everything written above is very good, and the various relationships are also well described. But I feel that the latest chapter is not quite right. Itachi is a responsible person. If he can still be with Izumi when nothing important has been resolved, I think it is a bit broken. Then there are the various problems caused by the relocation of the Uchiha clan that have not been resolved. I hope to see a discussion on this part in the following chapters.

Itachi🦨as the protagonist? I don't think Itachi's thinking will change due to the world of horror resurrecting. If I want to say why, Itachi is not a silly and sweet person, but a person who can be twisted and cruel in his heart. Is the horror world more terrifying than the Naruto world? I can't see it, it's not enough to impact Itachi's values. I think Itachi would be more relaxed from killing ghosts to becoming a fool. For Itachi, the world of terror recovery may be more comfortable.

The ninja world's ghost-controlling trick: swallow a tailed beast alive, and use the tailed beast's immortality to balance the ghosts. Afraid of an accident, he would give his soul to the God of Death while driving, and the ghost would get his soul back after he died 😊

It was the first time I saw ╭(°A°`)╮ who combined Naruto and the mysterious resurrection.

Please update quickly and don't delay. Be careful, I will force you to die.

After reading the beginning, I feel that Guixiao's use has not been mixed in for a long time in Mysterious Resurrection. Why don't you just use ghosts to destroy corpses and eliminate traces of ghosts?

The ghost's ability has been severely weakened at an epic level in this book! It's better to write it like this without adding the ghost of the book Mysterious Resurrection! The scariest parts of the ghost have been completely shaved off!

Last time I saw a Douluo fanfic called The Eunuch, the author, don't cut this Naruto book.

This is to strengthen Naruto. Where is Sasuke? Is that his biological brother?

Aren't the ghosts in Mysterious Resurrection regular? They don't match Naruto. I haven't watched it yet.

The part about the coup was very painful to watch, otherwise I wouldn't have written about how the Ghost Eye Barrier was turned on. It was almost the same as not turning it on, so many things didn't stop. It's really hard to tolerate.

The protagonist's brain is as if a ghost has eaten it. The teleportation on the first level and the virtual blur on the second level consume very little mana and are extremely powerful. After the protagonist opened his eyes, he opened Susanoo, restarted the game, and forced himself to become disabled. Uncle Snake, who was able to defeat Orochimaru just by teleporting, doubted his life. He could run away even if he couldn't defeat him, but he used the restart to exchange lives with Uncle Snake and get a blood-stained disease. This kind of indiscriminate use of supernatural power will not survive even two months in a mysterious recovery, let alone twenty years.

I think there is a reason for Itachi to become like this. If you change the reason, it is possible to change Itachi. Itachi went to the battlefield when he was a child and was exposed to life and death too early. He has almost zero affection for his parents. The only one he watched was Sasuke who was born. His only affection was Sasuke. After returning from the battlefield, his father asked to enter the ANBU (I really don't know what Fugaku thought. Such a genius son did not educate himself, but was sent to brainwash Naruto since he was a child. He had weak feelings after he went to the battlefield, and did not cultivate his feelings well and still took advantage of them). He did various dark tasks in the ANBU. After joining the ANBU, people in the family made things difficult for Itachi (they didn't trust why he was allowed to join), which made Itachi hate the clan members even more. Therefore, Itachi hated the clan members and had no feelings for his parents. He was brainwashed by the Hokage and the Will of Fire, and thought that he was a practitioner of the Will of Fire. Later...