Naruto: Bearing the Name of a Super Kage, I Can't Lose

Original heroine, fool, protagonist, broken plot, OOC character cloud setting

The classic Goldfinger relies on money to become stronger. The problem is that I have never seen a protagonist who dares to rob a wave of rich people and is instantly invincible.

In three chapters, you have to win 60 games a week, and then recruit people from reality, so you can conquer the ninja world in less than a year, not to mention the butterfly effect it will bring. In conclusion, don't look forward to this book

The evaluation is a little worse than the average book, a little better than a bad book. It is not recommended to read.

It's a bit bland. It's guaranteed to have a female protagonist, but it seems like it's trying to pull the plot out. The major evil point hasn't been discovered yet. It's over.

Anyway, those who become stronger by relying on the currency that travels across the world are not immune to collapse. As long as you have some money, you can just grab a few rich and big landowners and the like, and you will win if you keep grabbing them. I saw that some time travels relied on gold bars to become stronger, but they ended up becoming SB assassins. This kind of person, even if he was a thief, I think he has some intelligence.

Relying on defense, you can become stronger by spending money. You just steal nobles and big names. What the hell are you doing to make money by treating others like dogs?

I saw Kabuto being bullied at school, and then pig's feet came to the rescue.

Goldfinger poses a challenge, but also pulls people away from reality and persuades them to quit.

What the hell, it's another intellectual novel.