The Fire Escape Ninja Chronicle of Konoha
木叶之火遁忍者异闻录
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 445k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Fan Fiction
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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2Monthly votes
612Recommends
462Fans
131Chapters
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Sooner or later, this book is about to fail, and half a bucket of water is swaying there. The author wants to create a smart protagonist, but I can't see it. The strong man swings his knife at the stronger one, and the weak man swings his knife at the weaker one. I can't stand it anymore. The author is not smart, so naturally he can't create a smart protagonist. Do you know where this sentence comes from? Who was the first to say such a thing, and under what circumstances did that person say it? When was it said? Are there any similar words in history? Do all these authors know? Of course, the author may think that these issues are not important, but the strategies of smart people are reflected in the information gap, even a small information gap, and those who are truly enlightened and wise, they often have the ability to see the essence of things at a glance, the core of contradictions, or the spirit of breaking through the casserole to get to the bottom of the matter. The protagonist repeatedly emphasizes this sentence, I only see superstition, and putting an end to this behavior itself is no different from superstitious belief in gods and Buddhas.
Nothing special and tasteless.
There are a bunch of dazzling names, and the time point when the protagonist intervenes actually doesn't do anything major. They all follow the original plot. Are you afraid that the plot will be changed and you won't be able to write it?
No need to read, let me summarize. To put it bluntly, the protagonist is a petty bourgeois good teacher. Psychologically, I believe that if I change an organization, a family, or a person, I can achieve my expectations in terms of language and education.
What should I write at the beginning? You haven't made it clear whether it's single or last? The total height you put without elimination is a sure sign. Then if you are writing about a harem, you must make sure that the protagonist with a sperm-like brain will have a truly strong heart.
I've read two chapters and it's pretty good. I'd like to invest in it 🙂