The Naruto Dream Fulfillment Master!

Really deleting all the protagonist's scenes has no impact, but the reading experience is better. Since the protagonist knows the plot of Naruto, he will know that after graduating from Class 7, he will perform a D-level mission for a period of time. After leaving the plot of Murunami Country, he will take the Chunin Exam after returning. Before the third Chunin Exam begins. There is one month to repair. It will take at least one month from graduation to Konoha's collapse plan. During this period, you, a civilian who has no legal chakra, will care about you. According to the author's own numerical design, you can earn nearly 50,000 points in two nights. Then let me ask you, looking My eyes, at least one month before the Konoha collapse plan, can I save 1 million points to exchange for the Mangekyo Sharingan? A pair of Mangekyo Sharingan will not be a problem to protect myself after Konoha collapses, so why write a protagonist who is so jumpy? He exchanges chakra on the first day, changes to Kirigakure ninjutsu on the second day, and then runs to test his own abilities. Does he really not care at all about the sentient ninjas and Byakugan in the village? You, a normal civilian, suddenly have chakra, and you don't redeem your hidden abilities. You are really giving your life to others, waiting to be investigated, and you will be sure of it. I really don't understand the point of writing this protagonist.

Killing your father and mother is unfilial! Killing relatives is unjust! Killing young and old is unkind! To favor one's younger brother is to be disloyal! Uchiha Itachi can be said to have taken advantage of them all, being unfaithful, unfilial, and unkind! The most important thing is that Uchiha Itachi is extremely double-standard! The village and the family chose the village and destroyed the family; the village and Sasuke chose Sasuke and protected his brother to the death. The ideas and values ​​conveyed by Naruto are completely distorted by human nature, often exaggerating the goodness of villains and whitewashing the sins of murderers! The distorted values ​​​​of Xiaoli have always been like this, and comics are the hardest hit areas affected by this idea! Cartoons with correct values, such as Hayao Miyazaki animation, Akira Toriyama, and Doraemon, are extremely rare.

After reading the author's reasons for hiding Naruto's life experience from the third generation, I can't help but sigh that it's really hard to find a Naruto fanfic that respects the original work. The reason the author wrote is the explanation of the original work. The Sandaime is not a villain from the beginning to the end, because Kishimoto is behind the scenes. For example, Naruto is the son of the Hokage, and Uchiha Itachi is an undercover agent. These are all settings that were not available in the early stage, which makes it appear that the three generations are inconsistent. Most of the old fans of Naruto from many years ago knew about this, but now the trend may be that conspiracy theories are more popular. Then again, the author insists on creating a completely useless protagonist in this book, is it because the word count is too low haha ​​(this is a conspiracy theory 🤓)

The movie-watching mode is highly destructive to the plot of the original work, which is its major flaw. This dream-fulfilling essay, or the Infinite Moon Reading Essay, avoids this flaw. Because it is relatively secretive and the number of people watching the movie is small, the impact on the entire ninja world is controlled. And using dreams as a carrier, there is also a reason to give less spoilers to the characters.

It's just behind the scenes, why does the protagonist always come out to show his presence? And the current protagonist, how should I put it, has begun to be of the same quality as other Naruto fan protagonists. As soon as he has the ability, he can't wait to jump out and show off. Will he just follow the fan's routine and be targeted by Danzo?

In fact, if you follow the original manga, the plot of the formula book, and the plot designed by Kishimoto, there will not be much room for conspiracy theories. However, the original animation and the influence of various clouds have led to the prevalence of conspiracy theories.

I really want to see the protagonist. The title of the book is Konoha Dream Master. Now that the protagonist is gone, I can only say it is Konoha Dream Master. But when it comes to realizing the dream, the number of goals and visits to realize the dream is always difficult to increase because the acquisition of emotional value is tied to the protagonist's upgrade and the items purchased in the store at the beginning. The emotional value required for each level is too high, the upgrade is too slow, and it can never keep up with the expansion of the character. Moreover, the goal of realizing the dream is limited, and the number of people who can improve the character's strength is also limited. This has always been a limitation. I thought the protagonist would end up personally, or join in the dream. But I didn't expect... When it came to the Ninja World War, I was used to seeing only those few high-end combat powers fighting around, and it was too lacking. Of course, according to the way the author of this article writes it, it is possible that after the misunderstanding is resolved, people will turn around and stop the monthly reading plan. The best way to realize your dream is to be harmonious and beautiful. And after the protagonist is suddenly removed, the emotional value is increased by hundreds and thousands, which will make people feel a bit baffled. Although it can help understand their mood swings, it feels quite unnecessary. Finally, I was attracted by the writing, and I wanted to see the protagonist's journey from observer to personal experiencer to creator. I am also looking forward to the moment when the text finally redeems the Otsutsuki bloodline, but as of now, the emotional value of the plot is already in the millions, which is enough. The Sharingan and other things the author gave at the beginning seem to be high-end redemption thresholds at the beginning. But I never saw the main character come out, which felt weird. Maybe I read the book late, but it's actually quite heartbreaking to see so many people saying that the protagonist doesn't need to exist, and there are so many people who like it. But I have always wanted the protagonist to appear. Even if he appears less, he must exist. If he must appear, he is equivalent to an incarnation of us readers in the text, witnessing, experiencing, and creating together. But now that I have reached this stage of writing, the author's writing style has been roughly determined, and the reader base is almost the same. I don't know how many people want to see the protagonist like me. But I feel sorry for the author's original intention. From the surprise when I first read the book, to the joy that the protagonist's strength has gradually increased, to the admiration for the ingenuity of the copy and the delicate reactions of the characters, and then to the panic of discovering that the protagonist has gradually disappeared, the dismay of seeing the author's confusion and frantic search for comments in the article, and the efforts to like the comments that speak for the protagonist... And then to the loneliness of skipping directly to the second half of the article and subscribing to the second half of the article but unable to find any clues. To be honest, the author's writing is really good. But I don't know why, I just can't stand it anymore. There may be later articles. The articles mentioned in the comments should be read continuously. It may be because the updates are slow and inconsistent, or the dungeon is opened too slowly, the target number is too small, the linkage is insufficient, the big scenes are not enough, etc. But I feel that these authors actually handled it well enough... Maybe I am the protagonist? Or maybe he saw Haruno Sakura in the previous article and blamed himself that he might not be able to catch up with the duo? I always feel like I am watching a fairy tale, but this fairy tale only belongs to a few people... And the creation of this fairy tale disappeared without knowing where it started. Well, it's a pity that I've read this. Maybe it's because as a Chinese, I see common prosperity and hope for common progress in this article, but the hope is elusive, which makes me unable to stand it. In short, this article is a good article that makes people can't help but think and ponder. It also makes up for many of the regrets you had when watching Naruto. The future in the article will gradually get better. At the end of the writing, I don't know what I am talking about. In short, I will stop here. But I wish the author a good flow of literary thoughts, the more he writes, the better he writes, and the more he writes, the happier he is 😆

I still look forward to the second version of this theme. Personally, I prefer Dream Realization. It doesn't matter whether the protagonist is there or not.

Yes, it feels like the so-called dreaming is the self representing many possible parallel universes that are most desired deep in the heart.

If this book didn't have this protagonist, the perception would be improved to a higher level.