The World of Naruto Through the Eyes of Gojo Satoru

As early as last year when the popularity of the Spell Return Battle was at its peak, I had the idea of ​​writing Gojo Satoru into Naruto, because I felt that the character fit the world view very well, and it could also gain popularity, and maybe it would bring a lot of new ideas to the Naruto world. But at that time, I couldn't finish the old book. It has been delayed until now, and the popularity of Spell Return has not caught up. I was ready to give up altogether. Fortunately, I consulted the editor and the editor said that I could write it, so I wrote it. The first problem at the beginning of the book is how to combine ninjutsu and kaizen together. I referred to many other similar creative books, and I felt that the combination was very stiff, such as soul penetration, systems, jinchūriki, and the like. I just want to let Gojo Satoru be born naturally in the ninja world, right? So there is an additional Gojo clan in the book who is good at conjuring. But during the writing process, I discovered another problem. Gojo Satoru must be invincible and will never be defeated. This is his core character, which requires me to write according to the invincible style. I have never written an invincible style before. When I was writing, I discovered that there is a big problem in the invincible style. The psychology of the protagonist is difficult to write. If you write too much, it will affect the character. You need to have a sense of mystery, but if you write less about the psychology, the reader will lack a sense of involvement. Gojo Satoru falls into this category and is very suitable as a supporting role, but when he is the protagonist, he cannot have too much psychological description, which is very contradictory. My way of dealing with it is to write about psychology as much as possible outside of combat to enhance the sense of immersion. During the battle, focus less on psychology and improve your character. In addition, I used a little trick to make Gojo Satoru seem to be traveling through time but not through time. Occasionally, a few words that feel like a time traveler will pop up, which can more or less increase the reader's sense of immersion. You can understand that he is indeed a time traveler, but he identifies himself as Gojo Satoru in this world. Everything in the current world is just a dream, and his impression of the development of Naruto's story is very vague. Another thing that may cause controversy is that I added a setting to Gojo Satoru in this book that he likes to sleep. If you don't like it, don't worry, this is a temporary setting. It will not be there when Gojo Satoru grows to a complete body, which is almost the end of the first volume. The reason why I write this is not only to highlight the strong character, but also to conform to the setting. After all, Gojo Satoru in this book was not cultivated by his family. It is reasonable for him to grow slowly and not understand anything in the early stage. Even if he is invincible, I still want to write about the feeling of growing up step by step. I know very well that the biggest selling point of this book is Gojo Satoru. I also like this character very much. In order to fit the character's personality as much as possible, I also repeatedly speculated on the character and tried my best to write Gojo Satoru that would not deviate from the personality. You will never say anything like "I can't make you happy!" The first volume will be written following the development of the main plot of the original work, because changes are accumulated bit by bit, and it also needs to give everyone a process of getting used to the protagonist's character, and then develop their own story line. Some readers may also be confused about whether the protagonist should defect or not. First of all, Gojo Satoru is the kind of person who is obviously very strong, but knows that it is useless to destroy the world by himself, so he has to train new people to replace the rotten top brass. So Gojo Satoru in this book will never do such a thing as destroying Konoha, but killing all the corrupt high-level officials of Konoha is not necessarily the case. I have to write it according to the character's design, right? In short, whether you have seen Juju Kaiba or not, or whether you know Gojo Satoru, it will not affect the reading experience of this book. Of course, most people reading this book should come here for Gojo Satoru, so I will try my best to bring you an original version of Gojo Satoru, thank you. In addition, I don't think you need to worry too much about the level of Gojo Satoru's combat power in the original work in this book, because according to the setting of this book, the six eyes are the Immortal Eye, which is the same level as the reincarnation eye, so what level do you think Gojo Satoru will be? Invincible, the upper limit is invincible. We will win, Gojo Satoru said.