
Naruto: The Whole World Knows I'm the Savior
火影:全世界都知道我是救世主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 987k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Big changes have been made! No more natives.
As the title says, listen to others' advice and eat enough. Since most people don't like it, let's make a big change. It has been changed now.
If Nagato had dreamed of such a thing, all six of Pain's six paths would be dispatched to greet the protagonist.
The protagonist's camp is full of rubbish, without any qualities of a soldier. In the end, the protagonist found out about it when it got too big, just like Japan's nuclear leak. He just wanted to delay and hide it, and then reported it when he couldn't hold it back anymore.
On the patrol mission, one buys ramen and the other proposes to patrol separately. As a result, someone caught Xiang Phosphorus. It took a long time to realize something was wrong. After that, he really went to the appointment as requested by the enemy, neither reporting the situation nor asking for help. When the dust settled and the enemy achieved their goal, the protagonist learned that a shadow-level strongman invaded the village and fought twice.
Yi An's book, Hinata in that book is the most annoying. Don't write about Hinata like that. The Hinata in my heart is the Yamato Nadeshiko type, definitely not that book. Also, remember to collect the fireworks.
It started well and was quite interesting. At first glance, I felt that the inspiration was borrowed from Yi Anz's book, but the sequel was not very good. After reading four chapters, I found that the protagonist does not seem to be a time traveler or is involved with the previous work. At least there are no clues yet. It is very eye-catching and has potential. Come on, author 😁
Why bother
According to this writing progress, this book is actually finished. I have read countless Naruto novels, but any attempt to extend the content of the novel through dragon vein travel will be unfinished. Instead of leaving the book unfinished, why not finish it and start a new book? What do you think you have written recently? !
I came from a pirated website and read 150 chapters. The main character is not even 12 years old yet. I still watch Fair 😅
I feel like I'm going to collapse in writing. Many wives don't need to accept just for the sake of receiving.
And more importantly, cherish it and don't learn to limit it. The description in that book is too harsh.
Take this one too