Naruto: I Played a Villain and Became a Fan Favorite

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)

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.