Naruto: I, Neji, the Raikage!

So far, the kidnapping of Tsunade is... Well, the writing is quite good, the prose is excellent, but there are also quite a few flaws. The protagonist's desire to join Kumogakure for freedom, portraying Kumogakure as virtuous and justifiable, is fine; the protagonist's desire to change the ninja world is also fine, and the treatment and guidance given by the Raikage in the early stages can be…

Did the author used to write martial arts novels?

Does the female lead have a Yuzuki person? Kittens are actually quite pretty too.

Do you accept Mei Terumi?

Seeing how brilliantly the author adapted Hinata Hanabi, I couldn't help but have some thoughts about Hinata Hyuga. Hinata, as the head of the Byakugan bloodline, has a great appetite in the setting, even surpassing the head of the Akimichi clan. At the same time, she is sensitive and weak and easily influenced by the emotions of others.

Do you want to recruit Mei Terumi?

The title is funny, but the writing is surprisingly good.

I think it's very good, but there aren't many people watching it. I voted for it with two monthly tickets, but the update frequency is definitely a problem.

I know, I mean that in the future, when I start writing Raikage-type novels, I'll choose a timeline where Uzumaki Kushina and Uchiha Mikoto are both young girls. If I could steal the spotlight from Uzumaki Kushina and Uchiha Mikoto, it would be easier to attract readers' interest in the novels.

It has a style reminiscent of old-school fighting novels, and surprisingly, it's quite good.