Naruto: the Eye of Destiny of the Hinata Family

I didn't read the content, only the introduction, and didn't click in. Because after reading the introduction, I found that positive words such as passion, sunshine, and optimism are very inappropriate to use in the ninja world. Looking at the ninja world from the perspective of current society Two undeniable points, killing and blood theory No matter how you quibble, you cannot hide it. The so-called ninja village is just a deformed semi-social process. The so-called bond is the driving force that supports people's lives in the cruel killing life of the ninja world. If you are a time traveler and the protagonist has modern normal values, the Ninja Village era is absolutely intolerable. It would be understandable if the aborigines were awakening. But it has to be said that hot blood, aborigines, and sunshine are not suitable for the current novel trend and environment of Qidian.

Does the author believe in someone's will of fire?

I found that the data for writing about Hinata is generally not high. With the same writing power, writing about Uchiha is more popular than writing about Hinata.

The protagonist uses his Byakugan to fight off the God of Thunder, and can make reaction judgments when he sees the flow of meridians. It is said that the speed of movement in space is slower than the speed of reaction... The attack will arrive when the God of Thunder arrives in front of him. The protagonist is the last to strike, and it is not necessary to attack the enemy and save him. What's exaggerated is the competition. The protagonist defeats Minato and Kyukina wears a tailed beast's coat? The elite Jonin's strength is gone.

Voluntarily carving the caged bird is a major poison, even if the plot is quite reasonable, in order to prevent relatives from sacrificing for themselves... But this is the problem. The protagonist does not have the strength of the giant shark to defeat the entire world by one person, nor does he have the scheming and wisdom of Aizen to secretly crack the caged bird, and readers usually have a phobia of insufficient firepower... At least, this protagonist makes me suffer from a phobia of insufficient firepower, and cannot give people a sense of peace of mind.

There was no need for results at first, so I was willing to be a caged bird at the beginning.

Several chapters of that one are exactly the same as Duke's. Are they modified by AI? Or copied?