I, Uzumaki Naruto, Need No Recognition

Three generations can't solve it. In fact, it's a simple logical problem. If Naruto's situation was not caused by the third generation, or even the third generation didn't know about it, then the elderly third generation is undoubtedly incompetent. After all, the whole village knows it, but as the leader, he doesn't know, so he can only be described as incompetent. I personally prefer that the third generation knows about it. After all, no matter how incompetent the third generation is in his old age, he will not have a single confidant. It is impossible to hide Naruto's situation from the third generation. As for the rest, it is the so-called conspiracy theory issue.

There is a problem in the latest chapter, the great elder of the whirlpool reincarnation in the dirty soil, cracking the reincarnation in the dirty soil in seconds. It's too much, the sealing family charade is too nonsensical. In the original book, Renban and the second generation who break the reincarnation of the dirty land are both skilled in magic. This kind of plot of giving nonsense charades to people who don't exist in the original book is very poisonous.

Naruto actually has nothing to do with conspiracy theories. Kishimoto's cultural performance is too poor and his logical thinking is not good, so it seems full of mistakes. In addition, the Japanese are influenced by militarism and samurai culture. A Chinese with normal thinking and patriotic Luo Ji cannot understand it.

Why can't Naruto go on a rampage and kill people? Why has no one ever written about Naruto going on a rampage and killing people? Gaara going on a rampage and killing people is like drinking water. It's no big deal. Why can't Naruto?

Don't ever recognize your father. It's so embarrassing every time you see an adult time traveler recognizing his father.

Seeing this, I vaguely felt that the author wanted Naruto's actions to gradually change Minato's views, but this relationship was handled too rigidly. Taking Minato's perspective as an example, in what capacity does he want to persuade his son to go back? As a father, you have to give love before you have the dignity to educate, right? He knew that his decision had caused his son to become like this, and he must be feeling guilty. He could try to compensate Naruto, but he did nothing except resist and help Naruto. He couldn't see any tenderness. This felt too stiff. The male protagonist is such a soft-spoken person. Although he seems to have saved Shisui and joined the Uchiha for his own sake, it is well known that such people are arrogant. As long as Minato avoids sensitive topics and really cares about him more, I think it is reasonable for the male protagonist to stimulate him while half-pushing him and half-heartedly keeping him. Based on pure Naruto's Identity, then it would be better for him to dissipate quickly... Now that Minato is doing nothing, just sitting there and passively listening to the brainwashing bag, it seems that the male protagonist is somewhat hot-headed. Even if he doesn't agree with Minato's character, it won't be so obvious. If you ask him not to confront Naruto so openly, and to have a subtle confrontation of ideas, this perception will be much better.

Are there any conspiracy theories? Don't read if there are conspiracy theories

To sum up, the author probably doesn't know much about Naruto. There are a lot of messy data and a lot of typos. I don't know if you are writing a self-help article or something. Since you have written it, you should check the information carefully? I was speechless while saying that chakra was one percent of the Nine Tails and that I couldn't beat a Jonin.

I don't quite understand. The third generation does occupy the position of Hokage, but he doesn't seem to mind giving up his position. The main reason is that the good juniors have almost killed them, and there are no juniors worthy of inheriting, but Jiraiya is considered a suitable one. This power grab is unreasonable. I don't know if I missed something.

The title of the book does not require recognition. I thought the protagonist was decisive and decisive, but in the end he was still weak and frail, wandering around with children, seeking recognition, either using cheats, or building a huge power, or affecting the world, or using technology to change, or distorting the whole world to make it look better. If an adult's soul becomes a child, there is really no desire to read it, so it is better to read the original book.