Founding a Cursed Technique Clan in the Hokage World

I wake up at 6 AM and curse Naruto a couple of times to wake myself up. At breakfast, I compare the bacon on the table to Choji and curse him a couple of times to whet my appetite. At noon, I see tomatoes in my lunch and think of Kushina and curse her a couple of times. In the afternoon, I see Sakura at the next table and say a couple of things.

In essence, curses are more powerful the higher the negative energy in the world. In the world of Naruto, the level of negative energy is probably much higher.

The Reversal Technique's repair efficiency is nowhere near as high as Yang Release's; it has no lower limit and is a non-spatial skill. Kamui can easily destroy it with a simple twist. The curse power system was likely based on chakra from the very beginning. One-Eyed Cat copies everything, from storyboards to plot settings.

None of them are as outrageous as the chaotic harmony of the alien Maru.

Don't overdo conspiracy theories; too many conspiracy theories can easily distort the story. And if the story loses its original flavor, it becomes difficult to write. Unless the author has genuine talent.

What's the point of a warlock? They're okay in the early game. But later on, the entire Naruto world is overrun with flying monsters. Your Curse Return Technique will just leave you stuck in town from the start. In the late game, aren't you just a piece of trash who gets kicked to death?

The author seems to have completely overlooked one thing. As a weakling, being submissive or temporarily admitting defeat wouldn't significantly impact the reader's experience. However, the protagonist is now quite powerful, and there's a deliberate effort to create the impression of a mastermind behind the scenes.

How to explain the plot? The protagonist was almost finished, had unlocked the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan, and gained control of Konoha. Then, the protagonist went to the Dragon Vein, obtained the Crimson Moon Orb, and then a fan-made character from the Naruto mobile game appeared and gave all of the protagonist's opponents an epic power-up.

What's the difference between the protagonist and a low-IQ old dog? How much of the resources the protagonist gets after joining Konoha are truly taken from Konoha by his own abilities? And he still has to feign compliance with Konoha. What's the point of writing conspiracy theories and joining Konoha at the same time? Is he just putting himself on a leash?

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