Naruto: You Call This Guy a Savior?!

1. When I read Naruto fan fiction, I saw Pig's Knot punching down the third generation, stepping on Danzo, drowning Obito Madara with a mouthful of spittle, and raping Otsutsuki by the way. You go back to suppressing Pig's Knot, and I'm a jerk 2. The author will not write without the original plot of Naruto. The current plot events are all based on the original work, and there is no original work of his own. 3. It's frustrating to watch, Pig's Knee is like a tool.

I didn't dare to change the original plot under the pretext of returning to the timeline. I knew this book was not far away from being a hit on the street.

The protagonist survived four battles. Not to mention his strength, his combat experience was still poor, but he was treated like a dog. Moreover, the whole plot achievement is to be a dog for the protagonist group, and he is also a dog that is looked down upon by the protagonist group. As for the plot, it would not be written without leaving the original work. Forcibly "containing the world line" will give you an excuse to suppress the protagonist's strength and follow the original work. Why hasn't your protagonist been restrained to death in the real world line? In one word, disgusting

If you find four big guys to mess with Uchiha for three months, and then let the person he likes take a look, can you 100% awaken the Sharingan?

The author already has a sophisticated system of conspiracy theories. He brought this system into Naruto, magically changed all the characters, and subverted the original. The author also firmly believed in his theory, turning the already hot-blooded boy manga into a greasy and fat uncle. It looks disgusting and disgusting, like Yu Xiaogang in Douluo Continent, double standard, disgusting #Naruto#

Save the shitty ninja world and just destroy it.

The introduction made me think that the protagonist is a grandfather character who teaches and guides the protagonist group. Kakashi has always said that the protagonist is stronger than the other protagonists. The beginning of the book also hints that the protagonist Wushu killed an elite chuunin, and as a result, the protagonist was beaten to death. After all, you have experienced four battles, and you don't have that much chakra, but you have so much ninjutsu and combat experience, but you performed so poorly. There is really not much difference between ordinary chuunin and genin. At most, they only know one or two more ninjutsu. According to the setting, an experienced person like the protagonist can easily kill ordinary chuunin in an instant with the strength of genin based on experience. At most Bai is an elite chuunin. It is the first time for the protagonist group to carry out a mission. They have little experience, but they can spend so much time with Bai. If you let the protagonist group go through two more missions, it will be easy to fight a Bai. At least they will be able to do it with ease. This protagonist's performance is not as good as that of the protagonist group.

The author is self-deprecating. There are many fallacies. It is not recommended to read.

It would be good for yourself not to read a novel that makes you feel depressed after reading just one chapter.

As a reminder, it has been seen that the author is forcing the protagonist, the plug-in logic is confusing, and he does not dare to change the plot at all. Since it is a reward point for the plot of the magic change, the plot disruption point given by Kabuto Yakushi's death is completely inconsistent. Since he has watched the anime, he is still reborn, and there is a system of rewards for the magic change. There are too many places to operate.