Naruto: The Hidden Shadow of the Ninja World

I once read a book where the main character joined the Roots when he was a teenager. This was before Minato became Hokage. The early part was well written, with various battles of wits, and being the sixth boss behind the scenes. Danzo was not a bad actor when it was first released. However, not long after it was released, I don't know if the author went crazy with his writing, so he started to recruit various women (such as wives, pregnant women, and girls) regardless of age, and started a harem. He killed anyone who disobeyed him, and finally stopped writing it within a month

He talks about growing up, but nothing he does is not suspicious.

Goldfinger is good, and the subject matter is good. But there are too many daily routines and too many interactions with Obito and the others, which cannot increase his strength. In addition, there is too little research on bugs, the improvement in strength is too slow, and the protagonist looks like an arrogant fool.

First-class introduction and title, second-rate daily life, and third-rate plot. It has deviated from the main line of the book's title and introduction (it's a pity that it was mainly for the introduction). The protagonist is still a loser. Purely personal speech

From your introduction, why did Shisui arrange for Izumi? Izumi is Itachi's CP! But once I accept your setting, can I think of a bunch of strange things? 🙂

I can't accept that the protagonist's fighting ability turns out to be a waste after being foreshadowed for a long time.

I can only say that the introduction is well written.

All I can say is that it deviates from the introduction and title of the book.

Everything is good, but the pace is too slow...

As a member of a female family, I practice drums and practice drums.