Naruto: Starting by Kidnapping Kushina

The author doesn't think that the purpose of robbing blood stepwomen from other countries is to take them back and train them, right? You have to know that the little brats in the Naruto world have a world view that is not part of modern adults. Do you really think that the children of your parents are brats who can be brainwashed?

Like the title, very good. The protagonist is from the Kumogakure camp, and the time of time travel is when Kumogakure kidnapped Kumogakure in the original plot. He was one of the three Kumogakure ninjas kidnapped. Because he knew the plot, he reminded his teammates to discover the hair left by Kumogakure in advance. Finally, with the sacrifice of his teammates and the help of the golden finger that came with the time travel, he successfully brought Kumogakure back to Kumogakure Village. The protagonist's golden finger has the same name as the protagonist, called Druid, and its ability is to acquire the skills of the Druid in World of Warcraft. However, skills need to be unlocked and familiarized. While escaping with Kushina, the protagonist fumbled and took advantage of knowing the experience of the characters in the plot, and successfully captured Kushina's heart and made her join Kumogakure. This behavior and his revealed abilities successfully angered Konoha, so Konoha has joined forces with Kirigakure and Iwagakure to declare war on Kumogakure. The outstanding aspects of this book are that one is Kumo Gakure as the protagonist, which is quite fresh compared to the bad start of Konoha Ninja; the other is that the character creation is relatively successful. The changes in the protagonist's mentality and ability are well written and above the standard, and the characters of the supporting characters are also more vivid. Thirdly, the plot rhythm is good, the protagonist's behavior and other people's reactions are all logical. Compared with the original characters, there are currently no subversive magical changes. The fourth is the development of Golden Finger, which is quite interesting. There are also some bad points in this book. One is that the beginning of the book sets that Kyukina is already a Jinchuuriki. This setting has a significant promotion effect on the plot, but it is contrary to the understanding of most Naruto fans. Readers who do not accept it may just leave. The other is the author's explanation of this problem before the first chapter. I personally think it is unnecessary. When I saw the single-chapter explanation, I almost gave up the book. Fortunately, I resisted reading a few chapters and found it good, so I followed it. I suggested the author delete the single chapter. Believe me, if a reader reads a few chapters and discovers the problem with the Nine-Tails setting, even if he feels uncomfortable, the probability of abandoning the book is lower than if he sees this setting in the first chapter.

Unbelievable, the protagonist in the subsequent battles was either controlled or controlled, and was almost sealed by Konoha and turned into a tailed beast 😅

Looking at the front, I saw that the protagonist had just crossed over because he was afraid of being caught up by Minato Namikaze and wanted to run back to Kumogakure with Kushina feeling As a result, he was killed by Kushina because he ran out of chakra during the experiment and escaped. Fortunately, Kushina did not finish the attack Then Kushina ran away and the protagonist ran to chase her back. Thinking that the protagonist said before that he had to rush back as soon as possible for fear of being caught up by Minato Namikaze, and ended up wasting so much time, it felt so conflicting (although there was an explanation that he needed to experiment with better running skills to deal with it)

Put poison at the beginning. At that time, Minato was still a commoner. Illusions came from nowhere, and ninjas like this would commit suicide if they found out that the mission failed. If you are not good enough, just give Minato a set of illusions to track you. You can just send Xin Jiuna back. Anyway, you also like to set difficulties for the protagonist and get bullied.

The opening plot and the zombie movie can run together, but one must be forced to stay and die. In a horror movie, a ghost is coming and everyone has to stay and have a fight. In short, the scary atmosphere is wildly exaggerated. The protagonist is obviously scared to death, but he must not run away, but must take a walk.

The author wrote too little about Yunyin Village. The defense is the same as nothing. The rebel ninja and the Konoha ninja casually attack the protagonist.

It is recommended to jump directly to Chapter 17. The first chapter is full of a mixture of water and poison, with inexplicable words and sentences and self-interest, and the difficulty is deliberately increased. The protagonist is like a child who bought a new toy.

Unable to complain, identified as a novice

He can abduct Kushina just by talking, his strength is no less than that of the original Raikage