The Night of Genocide? It Doesn't Matter, I Will Take Action

It's beautiful. It reminds me of the Ichiki fanfic I read before. The protagonist was born in Uchiha, but he has Saiyan blood. Later, he transformed into a Super Saiyan, and on the night of the genocide, he beat Konoha as easily as he beat his own son. He calls the Saiyan form Super Uchiha😄The protagonist has a system and seems to have the ability to subtly give people who believe in Super Uchiha a chance to evolve to the Saiyan side! The protagonist later announced that the evolution of Uchiha Sharingan was wrong, and the evolution into Mangekyo was also wrong! True Uchiha evolution! It's the kind that evolves into a Super Uchiha with its hair exploding and standing on end (Saiyan). Then what happened to the Uchiha family, the entire family was crooked, the Sharingan was no longer in sight, and the goal was no longer the Mangekyo. They all just hoped that they could evolve into a super Uchiha. . . .

Not much to see, after hanging out with Minato

After reading the author's explanation of Superman's low magic resistance, I have a doubt. Author, do you want to write a fictional Superman, or do you want to write a practical Superman? The setting of Superman is that you install entries for him, what he has, what effects he has, this kind of thing. If this is the case, then there is absolutely no problem with what you write. The physical resistance is at full level and the magic resistance is the same as that of ordinary people. You can even write that he can eat soil and upgrade. Anyway, it is all an entry. But if it is a superman in a practical sense, you have to consider the mutual influence between entries. For example, after setting a person to drink coke frequently, you cannot give him a setting that will cause him to die as long as he drinks water. This will conflict with each other, causing you to have to use more settings to round this setting, and the gain outweighs the loss. The author's setting of full physical resistance and 1 magic resistance is conflicting in practical terms, because if you want to have such a powerful body, your body's energy level must be extremely high, it must contain a lot of energy, and it must be extremely stable. The enemy's output level cannot reach this energy level at all, so how can it affect Superman? For example, can the Six Paths Immortal you mentioned use magic to make the earth grow two legs out of thin air and "wander the earth"? In a realistic sense, everything depends on energy and energy level. Without this power, no matter how exquisite the moves are, it will be useless. Unless the human bodies of these Sharingan immortals are separated from the concepts of energy and mass, which are the cornerstones of the universe, otherwise it is simply nonsense to say that the physical body is invincible and weak against magic. I was inspired by the author's understanding of Superman after reading the author's chapter. If the author really only wanted to write a fictional Superman, then it would be unnecessary for me. If you want to write a practical Superman, I suggest you think about it carefully.

(X_x;) Let's put it this way, it's well written, but you can't do this without a main plot. Don't tell me that the main plot is to be a firefighter. This won't work, it will collapse. Save Lin today, save Nagato tomorrow, and save Yondaime the day after tomorrow. Don't you think it's awkward? It's best to regard these as branch plots. In the process of doing the main plot, complete the branch plot, and it doesn't seem deliberate.

It doesn't look very comfortable, it's very depressing.

The author's level is at the passing level, but the character design is not well controlled. The protagonist has a high starting point, can operate alone, and can do things in Konoha's system, but he must not join a certain force. As an Uchiha, he naturally has a pretentious character. Naturally, he and the Hokage faction are competitors. Unless the Uchiha clan is wiped out, otherwise the protagonist joins the Hokage faction for whatever reason. The character will be imperfect and uncomfortable to watch.

Superman into Hokage? It's all seconds... Don't improve too quickly, otherwise there will be no plot left to write.

I've read a lot of books, and many of them save this and that, so what are you doing? In the end, my complaining heart was suppressed by reason.

What strength does the protagonist have now? I can't tell clearly.

The only dissatisfaction I read so far is that nearly four chapters were written about the death of half of Danzo, and the plot is both jarring and cliché. In other aspects, I am very grateful to the protagonist for making up for the four tragedies of Naruto, Shisui, Matt Dai, Fugaku and Yahiko. Finally, I hope that the protagonist's strength will not be suppressed. Writing about Superman in this way is already bad at the beginning.

It's boring. Superman hasn't been able to kill Konoha for seven or eight years and engage in intrigues.

I haven't read it yet, but I looked at the author's bookshelf and found that he has written five books, all of which are Konoha. The author is a true love!

The Naruto you wrote is a story about Superman becoming a superhero in the world of Naruto?

Naruto fics are just so-so. I've seen too many stories about strength crushing. You haven't written anything new.

The writing is good, but there is a problem. The shadow clone technique can be stacked, but not too much. Also, I hope Danzo can be killed and not run away again, which would be boring.

What's going on? This is the fifth book in a row. Let's wait and see~

Repeat two chapters? How are the next two chapters the same?

Support me. Others don't know. Anyway, I like to watch it. Come on, author fun.

I haven't read it yet, but I read the comments first. This author is so persuasive! Basically, other people's opinions will be considered.