Naruto: This Hyuga Is Acting Strange

I feel that Rin Nohara was a failure; the viewing experience was really poor.

The book was released on the first day of issue, and the small edition was immediately apparent.

I don't quite understand. The author laid so much groundwork just to write about Watergate and then rise to power. But in my opinion, Minato saved the protagonist, took him as a disciple, and taught him the Flying Thunder God Technique, even though they had never met before. So we shouldn't resent Minato! Don't tell me that the protagonist has already repaid his debt by saving Rin and Obito.

Let me start with my review. The peak of this book is "Night of the Nine-Tailed Fox." The part before "Night of the Nine-Tailed Fox" is very good and has the potential to become a masterpiece; after "Night of the Nine-Tailed Fox," it suddenly becomes boring. Let me analyze the reasons.

The recent chapters have been poorly written. The third generation is completely portrayed as political idiots, passively taking a beating. Despite having held power for many years, they lack any political ability and are mercilessly slaughtered by the protagonist from his moral high ground.

Is this really not a secondary account? The author is playing the female lead herself! They're really having a blast. If it's not a secondary account, then it's a clone, even using the same cover and the same author's pen name. 😰

Longtime Fire fans have expressed their approval of this book. Although there are flaws, I haven't seen a single one that's flawed. Before reading this book, I saw reviews saying things like Lin was a certain way, not fitting the character description. Now, in my opinion, she's just a plot device; once the story's purpose is achieved, that's enough.

If you can't write politics, don't use the tactic of criticizing the original work to highlight the protagonist. The Danzo arc was handled quite well, but the part about the Third Hokage was a complete mess.

I came in because I saw Hinata on the cover, and then you gave her to that blond guy? (Stop cutting)

I don't understand the chapter where Rin was prevented from being pierced through the heart by Kakashi's Lightning Blade. Madara placed a technique on Rin and Obito's hearts, which could only be undoed by piercing their hearts. This is a control technique. The author hasn't watched enough Naruto. I want to ask why this wasn't mentioned?