The Naruto Prodigy

I also think that keeping the caged bird completely hidden is truly foolish. Revealing the mark would at least deter some of those who covet the Byakugan. At the same time, it's like having a built-in "tragic" buff. Internally, it can garner sympathy and mock the main branch on a spiritual level.

I want to see rivers of blood, and Hinata finally holding the protagonist's head as she floats away on a boat towards the Land of Water.

I want to see Hinata, with a yandere expression, torment the protagonist using the caged bird technique.

Why would anyone think a weasel loves its brother? You killed his entire family, making him suffer a fate worse than death; you wiped out his whole clan, leaving him to live most of his life consumed by hatred. You can even use Kotoamatsukami to control its consciousness, distort its values, and make it kill its entire family. Treating the enemy who wiped out his entire family like a dog?

Naruto's childhood wasn't as tragic as you imagine. First, no one told him to his face that he was a demon fox. The first time he was told this was when Mizuki said it in the first episode, when he stole the Scroll of Seals. That's when Naruto realized why he was disliked. Second, Naruto didn't eat expired food all the time.

Are you perhaps using the author's alternate account to switch to this book? 😐

Isn't this too bland? And why would I want to see how the supporting characters build their harems? Watching Ino and Sakura chase after Sasuke is really boring; the original work already has plenty of that. Plus, the plot of this book is a bit padded. If you're not going to include those two, could you at least try to keep the story tight and reduce the amount of supporting characters being pursued by girls?

When Hinata and the protagonist's daily life became too frequent, I felt bored. The descriptions of romance and love at age 7 just made me feel disgusted.

A slim waist that can't be shown.

The book is called "Raising King," and the synopsis only mentions Hinata. Why are dozens of chapters about Sasuke and Naruto? Doesn't the author know what people who clicked on the book based on the synopsis and title want to read? Who wants to see their happy childhood? The main character is a nobody, and Hinata is also a nobody. Is this book meant to fulfill the dreams of these two kids and give them a happy childhood?