People in Konoha, Transforming Naruto

It's really interesting. The world of martial arts with a bit of fantasy under one person comes to the dimensionality reduction attack in Naruto.

Very stupid, didn't use his golden finger at all

One person is bragging too much 😂, so confident

It's quite speechless. It's not certain whether the strongest person can defeat the Nine-Tails. So what's the use of a skill like this in the world of Hokage? If it's the author's skill of mechanical god-slaying demon, what does it have to do with one person? Just for the sake of popularity?

Not bro. Can your Qi Ti Origin flow be changed to the original one? It seems so awkward to me.

I still can't understand the liberation of Hinata. Has the division of the clan been canceled in the plot of the Naruto anime? If you're not an LSP, you only care about Hinata Hanabi. If you're not an LSP, you only care about the reincarnation. What are the benefits of liberating Hinata? There are so many dramas. Love can be changed. Did Hinata ever have this idea in the original novel? At most, she could just become a branch of the clan by herself. I always feel that this kind of reform about Hinata seems quite strange. I don't know why, but many Hokage books just feel boring when they see the abolition of the clan.

Invincible, everyone here says that one person is not as good as Hokage, and the high-end combat power is indeed not as good, but the plot of one person is so bad, who knows what fun things will happen later?

The author should treat this book as an experience, and I wish you rapid progress in your next book 🙏

Brothers, every Tuesday is the recommended day. I hope that brothers can turn to the last page on this day and read more usually. This will help to get on the rankings. Thank you, give me a shout.

It's so stream-of-consciousness that some of the dialogue is incomprehensible. It's a bit strange to read incomprehensible, right? The protagonist knows that the reader knows but not the supporting character. Poor information. The protagonist knows that the readers don't know that the supporting characters don't know. Buried reversal points. The protagonist doesn't know that the reader knows that the supporting character knows, he is strong but doesn't know it. I've never seen the protagonist know the supporting characters and the readers don't, so what the hell are you writing about? yy? The most fundamental thing about dialogue is to advance the plot and give information, not to show off to others.