Naruto: I Became a Popular Character Playing the Villain

Good books are not popular. This is a replica of the villain's book, but it uses a fan background, which is good. At least it won't ruin the plot. If not, there are so many original plots from comics and animations as a guarantee. It's a pity that the number of words is too few. The subsequent settings allow the protagonist to form a small circle of his own, and include Kabuto and Nonoyu, both of whom work illegally for others. Anyway, in the novel, Kishimoto has not yet drawn Kabuto's memories, and Nonoyu is naturally not dead. Even if the Uchiha clan is wiped out, one or two people can be rescued at night. Izumi is good. Keep Shisui alive and let Shisui rescue others. Anyway, the protagonist is learning from Aizen and Kabuto, so naturally he must have his own goals and ambitions. It's okay to do good plot deductions. If you really don't know how to deduce, then use reverse deduction to achieve your goal. Resolve plot changes from Kishimoto's side of the story. As long as you don't use poison, this book is absolutely fine.

I've read it, but I don't like it. It seemed interesting at first, but the second part is inexplicably the same as the original plot. How can I reply to the world line? Sasuke's efforts towards enlightenment disappeared after a few plot points, and returned to the original plot. Looking back, I feel like it was a waste of time and money.

Chapter 192 started to suck suddenly, and I felt like I was starting to lose money. 886

The plot moves very smoothly. It does not throw out a grand main line to the readers at the beginning, but reveals the development direction of the future story step by step along with the narrative. In this process, while maintaining the core of the protagonist, the deduced identity is further developed. So far, it has fully stimulated readers' expectations for the future plot. On the other hand, the title of the book is too mediocre, even boring. I almost skipped this book when I first saw it. It was only because I was very interested in Naruto that I clicked in. If it weren't for the positive reviews in the comment section, I wouldn't even have read the first chapter. Based on the current direction of the story, I don't expect the protagonist to lead the way to Hokage. Just as the author asked the protagonist to explain, a qualified villain must have grand ideals. In my opinion, becoming Hokage is a bit cliché, even if it is just an intermediate step to higher and further. It's just my humble opinion. I feel the author's wonderful story and I can't help but feel unhappy about it. I hope the author can go further and create more exciting plots with wonderful writing.

I have basically read the update, and I am still very surprised. In the current impetuous literary circle, there is such a down-to-earth writing of updated articles. This book's description of combat thinking is very close to Naruto's early style. It is not mindless numerical suppression, but a clever combination of limited skills to gain a relative advantage. The early battle descriptions in this book are wonderful, and until the end of the shooting of the first part, the writing is of a very high level. The problem in the later period of Naruto's original work is that the expansion of combat power caused the plot to collapse, the deus ex machina began, and finally the alien setting was out of control. This was an original pitfall. Even if the anime has been corrected, after all, it is a novella changed into a full-length novel. Readers will understand that many settings are not well thought out. Naruto fans are actually more likely to fall into this pit. Their skills are constantly superimposed. In order to catch up with the expansion of combat power in the later period, they start to exert force in the middle chapter to match the later value. But in the middle period, it becomes an invincible novel, and the plot can easily become boring. On the other hand, the battle of early ninjas was a battle of intelligence. They used the opponent's intelligence at a relatively small cost, and then converted the intelligence advantage into a combat advantage. From this perspective, a time traveler is equivalent to opening his eyes. The characters who appear in the original work have already known their intelligence, so there will naturally be no probing phase in the battle. As long as the value is enough, you can basically defeat him. Therefore, one of the predicaments in the middle stage of the Naruto story is that the numbers are crushed, the intelligence gate is clear, and you just push when you go up, and there are no surprises. In the later stage, it is even easier to collapse, and the difference in combat power is too big. In the early stage, the characters in the plot are reduced to NPCs, and they start to compete with the numerical values ​​and mechanisms of the tubes. At this time, the ninjutsu practiced hard in the early stage has almost no effect, and it all depends on the degree of bloodline development... At this time, I feel extremely helpless. The plot of the filming part of this book (the first part) is still very exciting, the combat power grows at a suitable speed, and the fighting is attentive. After feigning death, in the middle part so far, there has actually been a gap in combat power. Now we rely on opening vests and dividing different skill combinations to balance the strength of combat power and advance the plot in the main line. Although this method can ensure that the plot does not collapse and there is an incentive to use the camera to maintain growth, many plots will have a sense of fragmentation... That is, the combat power can be pushed evenly, but they have to be split into different camps to act in scenes to limit the main body's combat power... After watching it for a long time, I did not see the need for such tossing in the short term. It seems that it is just for the camera reward, and the senses are a bit awkward. I quite like the portrayal of several protagonists. It's rare for an article to describe Sasuke's position and the helplessness of being born in a mentally ill family. Fortunately, under the guidance of the protagonist, he went on the right track and won the title of Legendary Pressure Resistance King. Danzo is also good, giving a positive plot. There are a lot of foreshadowings in the early stage, such as the connection with Shisui, the rescued Uchiha people, the children taken away from the temple at the end of the Kyoto Guardian Ninja plot... It seems that they are buried and will not be used again. Let's see if they are recovered in the future. The overall feeling is that I have recruited many subordinates to establish a force, but currently it is all dependent on the system in C, and the people under my subordinates cannot be of much help. Of course, it may be that I just want to change some of the tragedies in the original work. I don't expect it to be of any use for the time being. I just want to cultivate a team that will change the world in the future. Finally, the protagonist's position becomes a mystery. Throw away the system and use the camera. What does the protagonist want to do? Promote a revolution in the ninja world? Is this a villain character you created for yourself, or do you really want to do this? There is a feeling that I acted too much, and in the end I lost my role... In short, the flaws do not hide the flaws. So far, this is a Naruto fanfic worth reading. We will see how it is dealt with later.

Seeking refinement

It was so embarrassing that I couldn't even watch the second chapter. I copied Aizen's lines and changed them myself. The changed sentence in the introduction was already embarrassing. Chapter 2 embarrassed me again, "Don't talk about things in your dreams, it will only make you look weak." This has nothing to do with weakness. What are you talking about in the comment section?

Everyone, this book does not have a heroine. We, the harem enthusiasts with multiple heroines, can withdraw it.

When will the protagonist be able to release the chakra that transcends the ninja world?

The rat-tailed rat is similar to Aizen, but it is designed to attack the right brain with the left brain. I want to be behind the scenes and have exposure. The audience will be shocked, and passers-by will be so handsome. The most important thing is that I don't know what the protagonist is going to do and what goal he wants to achieve. I might as well write a real villain. You can write a replica of Yakushi Kabuto.

I went round and round and wrote about the Chuunin Exams. The prequel seems to have not changed after writing it for so long. The key point is that all the protagonists have to be involved, but I don't know what the point is. It's useless to create an inexplicable organization and play a stand-in style. I have to do it myself. Moreover, it is written that I want to be the mastermind behind the scenes, but I don't feel that it has any effect until now. There is a place where he needs to be a black hand. On the surface, everyone in Konoha is convinced that the Hokage favors him and his status is high. What he does behind the scenes is to hook up with Orochimaru. He secretly cultivates a power and conducts some small experiments for Neji. The only bad thing he does is to win over him. The purpose of pretending to die is to have time to improve his strength? I don't know what constitutes a serious black hand except for giving him a blank look. To put it bluntly, it was just to improve my strength, but I did a bunch of inexplicable and meaningless things. To put it bluntly, the plot is just for the sake of Goldfinger, but I can feel it from the way you write it. Maybe there will be no less of the main plot in the future. Fighting, no matter how hard it is to kill and whitening will be enough to waste so many chapters. The result is a fight and then rescue the two people. I don't know what the point is. Not even a bad plot is spared, and then the original characters are brought out for follow-up scenes. The way you write is really a bit disgusting to be honest.

I don't know if it's my problem, but I can't help but feel embarrassed when I read this kind of novel that talks about handsomeness all the time. You are not a celebrity. You will be called handsome by a group of people whenever you go out, and you will be called handsome by others when you do something. It would be nice to mention something like handsomeness and then describe it from the side, but in the end, I kept shouting that I couldn't tell you exactly what makes him handsome. I just kept repeating dryly that that person is so handsome! As expected, the more something is lacking, the more emphasis is placed on it.

Whatever you write, just rely on Aizen. Do you have what it takes? Do you have any wisdom? He's so smart, he's like a chuunibyou elementary school student imitating Aizen's behavior

Why is there no Daimyo in Naruto? A group of people beat each other to death, but after the beating they still behaved like dogs (I just read this book, and I didn't mention this one)

Aizen doesn't have a harem because he sees others as monkeys. There is no heroine here because he is simply impotent. No one will say it, otherwise there will be no cover fraud.

Villain? Where is the opposite? Until now, the protagonist has been the great hero of Konoha, but what about you, the villain? Help Konoha save this and that, and then you will become Hokage? So why are you so rebellious? Let's just rename this book I Want to Be Hokage. Ah, yes, and that Itachi plotted half of Uchiha, and the protagonist saved half of Uchiha and Shisui, but the two ended up getting together again, and those massacre survivors accepted it so easily? Wouldn't you be able to write without following the original plot? The protagonist has been wandering around until now, and his power has not developed much, but he is a good hand in helping Konoha. You should just stop being a villain. You are selling someone else's meat.

If the protagonist kills Hinata's people, isn't that the real villain? I thought he was a fake person. Since the real villain should be more thorough, kill both Naruto and Sasuke.

Seeing the killing of the Hinata clan with white eyes and blood. To talk about the charm of this protagonist, it is more about imitating Aizen's form and the reader's expectations from a God's perspective. He talks about creating a better society, but it seems more like he is using it to bluff and recruit people, and he doesn't care. At first, it looked like he was a villain just to get rewards, and he didn't touch the bottom line in his actions. But when it came to killing the family members, they gave him a blank stare just to become stronger (even before he reached the bottleneck). Change of Process has neither a great idea nor a vulgar villain with no bottom line. He has no villain charm, just a refined egoist.

The protagonist's personality is comparable to that of an adult Obito

It's just that it's too open-ended, and it has to have a hand in everything. I really don't understand it. It doesn't matter whether it's a small thing or a big thing, it has to have a hand in everything.

I haven't paid attention to it for a long time, but I suddenly came across it. I found the latest chapter at a glance. I was still not satisfied. I wanted to wait for the author's update. I suddenly took a look and realized that it was an old acquaintance. No wonder the writing is so close to my heart. I gave it to you with 6 monthly passes.

Is there really no heroine? There's such a big Tsunade on the cover, I can read it alone, but I don't like the ones with Tsunade in the heroine, and the ones with Hinata in the heroine despite the hero not being Naruto.

In fact, this kind of novel has a very big poisonous point, that is, everything is led by the system. In other novels, the system is the help for the protagonist to achieve his ideals, but the protagonist of this novel is the slave of the system. Especially the way it is written at the beginning, it is obvious that the protagonist does not want to be a villain, which is even more poisonous. If it is written that the protagonist has no feelings about being a villain, and is even happy to be a villain, then it may be okay. Quite a few, and I think that if the protagonist doesn't want to be a villain, it is completely possible to not follow the system and be a teacher in the ninja school. It is also an option. You can't die anyway. Those life-threatening events can be avoided. Even if you can't avoid it, the Kyuubi has passed, and there is only one Pain behind. The invasion is still dangerous, but they are all resurrected in the end, so what are you afraid of? Even Iruka can become the principal in the end, so is it necessary for the protagonist to be a system slave? (And it was when the protagonist obviously resisted) As for the rest of the story, I didn't see the protagonist having the consciousness to be a villain at all, and even more, I didn't know what the protagonist was going to do. There was no hint of the main plot, so I just rolled my eyes and didn't do anything else. As a result, it's not much different from the original novel. It's different from an ancient witness novel I've read before. There may be changes in the future, but I really don't have the patience to read anymore.

It seems that it is really a bad eunuch. The writing is obviously okay, but the later part is not interesting. The strength is still improved too slowly and I don't dare to stand on the stage. I develop and do clones every day. In the end, I forget how to subvert the world. I am still dawdling. It is too procrastinating.

A dozen a day

I haven't watched it since I started doing the doppelgänger thing. I'd like to ask what's going on now.

If the soup is changed without changing the medicine, any plot about the protagonist will be ruined. But if there is no protagonist or if it is pretended that the protagonist does not exist, it is okay if there is just an if line forced by an external force. There are very few original or new ideas, and interesting contents include the reconciliation of the Sannin (fake), Neji's eye-catching defection, and Sasuke's brother-killing. The rest of the content and the plot are written like a running account. The protagonist just takes advantage of the camera and randomly obtains skills, and then uses the system to randomly practice new skills. This is a cycle. If it were Naruto, the protagonist would have died on the side of the road long ago in 20 episodes. However, it is not enough for the protagonist to have Naruto + Hayate. He also needs to have a Naruto prequel, and then he can clone himself and torture himself. Even now, I doubt that the author himself knows what he is writing.

It seems that the author is already a eunuch

The writing is pretty good. Is he about to enter the palace?

The author has updated, I have been waiting for you. It has been almost two months, no, it has been two months. If the author comes back to update and give you 6 monthly tickets, I wish you a smooth journey, a safe journey, and a good future😘