Transmigrate to Naruto: From the Start, I Hone One Sword for Ten Years
穿越火影：开局一剑磨十年
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- Completed
- Length
- 887k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Well, author, actually there are quite a few ordinary people in the Uchiha clan who haven't awakened their Sharingan.
So, the protagonist is being mocked because he became a ninja but still hasn't awakened his Sharingan after all these years, right? Otherwise, wouldn't all those Uchiha clansmen who didn't even notice us be ridiculed? Also, is World War II a long-term storyline or a transitional storyline? Is the protagonist planning to obtain the Eternal Eye through the system? After all, he doesn't have any blood brothers.
The writing is poor, too wordy. There's too much interaction with Dai. How could a mere Chunin, who hasn't even awakened his Sharingan, let an Uchiha join the Anbu, let alone the intelligence division? It's too presumptuous. He even has to consider Dai's feelings just to open a gate, all to test his ability to travel 500 kilometers in one breath.
Some authors are really like old-fashioned feudalists or stubborn old fogies from the old society. No matter how they write, they can't break out of the same framework, stubbornly clinging to the trope of 'the protagonist being looked down upon and then making a comeback,' regardless of logic or whether the readers are still the same as before. They stubbornly believe that readers love this kind of writing and that it will definitely be successful.
Why do I always feel like the author of "Demon Blade Thousand Blades" is a primary school student when I see something like that? The synopsis is just... Tomato-like.
Let me tell you a joke. The Uchiha clan is famously known as the "Little Whirlwind of Konoha." Did you know that the Hokage is also called the "Legend of the Eyes"?
Spending a single penny on this plot would be an insult to money.
This book has absolutely no satisfying moments. The author is only at level two after writing nine books, so I don't need to say more. My advice is to skip it; it's even worse than typical "Dragon Overlord" stories, a pure waste of your time.
The reader comments were rambling and unhelpful. Seeing the author's long reply in the comments section, the reader was right – writing a book and then going on and on to explain so much is just toxic.
You've published 11 books and you're still only a Level 2 author... You might as well go beg for food; you can't make a living in this industry.
What the hell is this book?! I'm totally confused.