I Founded a Praise Club in the Hokage World

I gave up the book, I'm not good at it, and I don't understand the point of going to the Cloud Ninja Village to be defeated. If I insist on pushing the plot, it's okay to have a bloody Uzumaki Mito to teach his skills. I also need to do a waste of skills and rebuild, but the pig's trotters are still in Uzumaki Mito's backhand. I just woke up after disappearing. I dreamed back to ten years ago. If I add a cuckold pig's trotters, I can become the protagonist of a Hong Kong comic! ! Next time, do you want to have a bloody story about amnesia and Kaguya falling in love, and then tearing up the love thread?

Seeing that the protagonist actively persuaded Tsunade to trade Senju Hashirama's body because of the daimyo's request, the explanation behind it did not seem to indicate that Tsunade was asking for help. (It was said earlier that the top management would force Tsunade through public opinion, and later it was said that Tsunade would use this to earn reputation. Is your reputation useful? If it is pushed by public opinion again, it will be gone again). And these are all based on the fact that Tsunade's family is very good to the protagonist, which is a proper white-eyed wolf. It feels like the protagonist has completely Japanese thoughts. This should also be the author's idea, so there is no need to read the rest of the content.

To determine whether reading is good, first check whether the number of posts is sufficient. If there are too few posts and too many monthly votes, it must be because of brushing.

It's so illogical that Konoha held a meeting to force Tsunade to agree to study the corpse of the first generation. Just skip this kind of plot and forget about it. The more you write about it, the more poisonous it becomes. This is something that can be done secretly but must not be brought up openly. Even if it is promoted, it must not be mentioned in the name of studying Mudun. You can say it is to move the graves of your Thousand Hands clan (refer to Uncle Flexible). The consequences of engaging in Wood Release openly are that all ninjas have to worry. The Hokage is holding a meeting in a few days: "Since Konoha wants to study Wood Release, then the Byakugan is also very important for battlefield reconnaissance ability. Why not use the clans who died in the battle to learn it. There will be no need to engage in cages in the future. Don't worry, the Hyuga clan doesn't have enough manpower. We will send 1,500 Byakugan ninjas to open up the entire Kingdom of Sand in future battles; the Sharingan must also be brought to the laboratory, and the Shadow Secret Technique/Heart Turn/Doubling Technique can also be fully opened, hahaha."

Let me talk about my own reading results first. I abandoned the book at Chapter 213. Then summarize the advantages 1: The writing style is good. At first, the writing style felt a bit awkward, and it felt like I was trying to describe new words. Later, I felt that there were fewer such descriptions, and it was much more comfortable to read. 2: The plot is very good, many places are arranged very reasonably, the choice of characters to promote the development of the plot is in line with the original work, and the multi-party struggle is deep but not obscure. 3: The background setting is great, especially regarding the principles of ninjutsu. It should be the best among the fics I have read. For example, the development of Flying Thunder God started from biological channeling to channeling dead objects, then the time of dead objects channeling and the changes of dead objects in multiple channelings, and then to Rashomon analysis, involving time and space factors, and then reverse channeling of dead objects to develop Flying Thunder God. 4: The cheat finger is okay. The setting is that the cheat finger increases the upper limit of the talent and works hard to exchange the talent. It can not only reasonably improve the protagonist's strength, but also prevent the strength from increasing too fast and causing collapse in the later stage. As for the shortcomings, I actually feel that there are not many shortcomings. The only one is that the protagonist now kills hundreds of people on the battlefield, which is different from the animation I watched. But in terms of description, because it is true that there are very few jounin or above in each village, and chunin are the majority on the battlefield, and the protagonist's current strength should be equal to that of an average jounin, it feels reasonable but awkward. The above shortcomings are not the reason for me to abandon the book. The reason is that after more than 200 chapters, the daimyo wanted Konoha to study Hashirama's corpse, study wood escape, and conduct human experiments. According to the description in Chapter 213, because the daimyo is the nominal leader, he has no choice but to disobey. Then even if Tsunade (who was persuading Tsunade to agree) refuses to admit it, people will use public opinion to exclude her, and then Hashirama's body will still be studied, and the Senju family (the setting is that Senju gives up his surname and merges into Konoha) will be criticized, and Tsunade is advised to exchange Hashirama's body for Senju's reputation. That sounds ok, let's talk about the previous part. Tsunade is the protagonist's master, and she protects her on the battlefield. Mito (Hashirama's wife) takes care of his food and daily life, teaches him sealing techniques, and gives him nine-tails chakra to save his life on the battlefield. They are all relatives. Then the main character didn't know the name, and the third generation took the cake. He asked the main character to tactfully ask for credit before giving him two ninjutsus. Danzo had always had bad intentions, and he was not only an enemy but also a colleague in the workplace. Secondly, the protagonist system requires sincere praise of others, so all his praises are sincere. In the previous 10 chapters, I said to save people but don't worry about the future when doing good deeds (it may be for show), and in the previous dozens of chapters, I also risked my life on the battlefield. In the end, when the protagonist first learned that the daimyo was going to study wood escape, he also described: 1'The research has no results and is of little use. 2' Research has killed many people. 3' Human experiments are needed to break through ethics. At the beginning, I secretly revealed the news to Tsunade, thinking that I wanted Tsunade to mess up the matter, but it turned out that I wanted her to be mentally prepared in advance. It gives me the feeling that the protagonist asks his parents to kneel down to the leader together. Even if he doesn't want to (Chapter 231 describes the protagonist having a bad temper when persuading Tsunade, which makes you feel sick and you feel wronged), you must listen to the leader. As for the comments, some said that human nature is evil (referring to the guidance of public opinion), some said that the writing was true, and some said that the writing was quite good. I can't accept it. I don't enjoy reading the book, I don't watch the reasonable breaking of constraints, I don't watch the protagonist being wronged and his family members are also wronged. Am I sick? So I gave up the book. Even if I thought the previous writing was quite good, I couldn't accept this single point. So I don't know the back of this book, but the front is really good. The poisonous point here is also my personal feeling. Some people may not agree with me. This can be regarded as both recommending the book and showing that it is poisonous.

Naruto and Sasuke, Kushina and Mikoto, Minato and the protagonist, look how neat they are, Fugaku, this irresponsible person, should die soon.

The early writing was really good, so I ordered it all, but now I really regret that it didn't have any of the cool stuff in it, and the whole story has a pretentious feel to it.

Judging from the fact that Kato Dan has been rescued so far, it is certain that Tsunade is no longer the heroine, so the author is advised to reduce Tsunade's role. In the past, Tsunade had too many roles and was of no great use. Apart from a little medical ninjutsu and the reputation of Senju (although I think this is a burden), she did not help the protagonist at all. She often stole the protagonist's hard-earned money and beat her up when she was angry. She could endure it because of the hope of being a master and a rebel. Now there is no hope. Let's downplay Tsunade. At least the daily scenes will be reduced, otherwise I won't be able to stand it.

In fact, if the protagonist is a Gintama character, wouldn't it be weird for you to add a female protagonist? Kushina is equivalent to Miao's character. . . I suggest that the heroine is Hasegawa, after all, she really slept with Gintoki.

Why do you have to have a bad joke about your left shoulder being injured in every battle, and just let the protagonist have his egg broken every time he fights? Isn't it more funny and shocking!