Programmer of the Ninja World

There are too many foolish secondary interpretations. Tsunade was hostile towards Kushina. Jiraiya's disciple Kabuto's brother The author's idea of ​​using a cheat code is quite ingenious. But he actually wanted to mess with Shit Mountain's code! Muscle growth! It's not that secondary interpretations are not allowed, it's just that writing it this way is too direct. It's hard to accept at first.

Seeing the thirty chapters, Orochimaru's so-called search for evidence, his probing of the protagonist, his reasoning, and his final conclusion—there's only one possibility: the new Three Kingdoms invaded the ninja world, causing the Mandate of Heaven to appear. Orochimaru, by reading the Mandate of Heaven, knew the script, but couldn't openly admit to having read it.

The use of cheat codes is quite interesting, but some character designs are really abstract. Where does the idea of ​​Tsunade being hostile to Kushina come from? Also, the cheat code makes it too easy to pad the word count. I could tolerate it before the release, but if a piece of code still takes up a whole chapter after release, I won't subscribe.

The premise is interesting, but some plot points are awkward, and the characters are portrayed as incredibly stupid. It seems like everyone else is rendered idiotic just to highlight the protagonist's swagger.

There are two major flaws. First, the protagonist shows off his bloodline limit, and then Danzo inexplicably tries to kill him. This is incredibly cruel. The protagonist isn't an Uchiha, and he's just a genin, a legitimate Konoha ninja at that. Danzo is evil, not stupid. Second, there's Tsunade's attitude towards Kushina.

The book has a good concept, but the details are terrible, really terrible! He wanted to make Kushina the female lead, so many settings were adapted to that direction, including modifications to the original character designs. Then there's the issue of very strong character stereotypes. Danzo and Orochimaru are indeed not good people, but that depends on the time period.

It's been a long time since I've read such a clear-headed and unconventional novel; it feels like stepping back into my roots five years ago.

Can some readers please use their brains? What computer can copy hardware? Copy the Vortex Bloodline? That's hilarious! 🤣

Well, the premise is that it's 100% exciting. This setting is absolutely brilliant; it's in a class of its own. One can't help but admire how the author came up with this idea. However, because the protagonist's cheat abilities are too abundant, too powerful, and too perfect, the protagonist's strength progresses too quickly, the plot cannot be developed at all, and no one else is developed…

This is not Naruto at all; treat it as original content. None of the characters from the original work match the original character's personality; it's completely out of character (OOC).