Naruto: Starting from Negative One

The protagonist is not from a family with eyes, nor does he have any cheating system. He just likes to be down-to-earth and grow up slowly. I really hate the kind of Golden Finger Enkai novels, where everyone is overly powerful. When I see this, I feel that this kind of strength is really empty. I believe that strength should grow together with personal experience, belief, and willpower, but the spiritual core of the protagonists who came from modern time travel is becoming more and more empty. But if one is bigger than the other, it always gives me a feeling that their character and strength do not match. To put it bluntly, I feel that they are not worthy of this strength. In comparison, I still prefer this kind of protagonist who has grown up under the trial of blood and fire. This kind of protagonist is more three-dimensional and thicker, so not knowing the plot is a plus in my opinion.

I hope the protagonist is a villain, otherwise it will be boring to follow the plot. When I saw the Dragon Vein section, I felt very confused as to whether the protagonist is a good or bad character. From Naruto's description, it seems that not a single supporting character died. I just follow the plot and don't write it. Nothing has changed and I just watched it. So far, everything is good.

In fact, the author's plot arrangement should logically be placed in the extremely chaotic fandom of Qiuban or Naruto. However, when reading the book, it felt surprisingly harmonious. The battle part was very enjoyable and the daily emotions were also very delicate. The death of the dead was quite exciting. I think the death of the character is not a problem, as long as the death is meaningful, so I quite like the part where the teacher dies in battle. The battle is fun!

I don't know if the comment was purchased or if it was deleted. I really can't imagine that a modern person in his 20s who traveled to Naruto and was trained in an abusive manner every day could say "I think I can become a good child. I think it will be difficult for me to live an easy life, but I hope others are happy." There are too many zz words and deeds like this! Isn't it embarrassing? I'm afraid it wasn't Hachiko, the loyal dog, before time travel! The intelligence of this modern man in his 20s is probably not that of a 6-year-old! The author writes the book with his own logic, so I am also curious about the author's academic qualifications.

This is a million-word torture article. I flipped through the table of contents and found that there were more than 800 scenes of explosive village rebellion plots. I really couldn't stand it. The more I read, the more frustrated I became. I can only say that there is a reason why it is a niche.

One of the rare non-conspiracy theory Naruto fanfics, it belongs to the fact that the Naruto area went back ten years and started a renaissance. There are too many inexplicable Naruto conspiracy theories in Qidian. This does not mean that it cannot be interpreted in a conspiracy theory, but the author and readers revel in the secondary settings and rumors, and it is difficult to interpret some plots that do not exist at all.

A hellish start, second only to technical secondary school toilets

We can meet Kakuzu and Minato in the wilderness. Is the world of Naruto only as big as a village? Even if Madara Uchiha couldn't use his signature ninjutsu, it wouldn't be a problem to deal with Minato who had just created the Rasengan and learned to fly the Thunder God. Madara had the genjutsu that could control the Nine-Tails. Minato at this period actually broke free after a while. Although Uchiha's pupil technique had a special attack on tailed beasts, Minato at this period was not in a position to hit porcelain. Uchiha Madara, who is Uchiha Madara? Fighting alone against the Five Kage, even if you can't use Susanoo or unclear eye skills, it would be too fake if you can't even defeat Minato at this period. When Tobirama was just resurrected, the Flying Thunder God made a surprise attack, and Madara was defeated and pinned to the ground in a single face-to-face, but in the end, he was unable to defeat Minato, who had just learned to fly the Thunder God and the Rasengan. It's funny.

The protagonist is a time traveler, but he has never seen Naruto or heard of Naruto! They are the indigenous people who claim to be traveling through time.

Snow Ge (young)