In the Hokage World, I Am Aizen

I am aware of it, but subconsciously ignore and deny the unknown existence, and I am afraid of something. There is a strange feeling in the whole text. The author's elaboration of the words, deeds and thoughts of this "Aizen" made me feel that he is indeed not the Aizen of the original work, but he still has that creepy feeling, and that unique temperament has not disappeared. Instead of rigidly copying a few lines or imitating so-called famous scenes, it was flexibly transformed into a similar but different character.

It breaks away from the scope of Naruto's passion and rises to the point of explosion of ideas and begins to explore technology. However, it is not a rigid transfer of modern things, but a deep exploration based on the characteristics of the Naruto world. It is quite reasonable and interesting. Although it is not a very enjoyable article, it is very comfortable to read. Everything is driven by the protagonist but no one dares to think about it.

It's inexplicable. The logic of the whole plot is inexplicable. Aizen's low profile in Soul Society is because Aizen's goal is that Team Zero and the Soul King are too strong. Aizen conducts experiments by directly using Hollow Shinigami and Rukongai souls. In bloody battles, Aizen is basically invincible until he reaches Hokage. The only ones that can make Aizen interested are chakra fruits and Kaguya Otsutsuki. When Aizen reaches the ninja world, he may revolutionize, unify or even destroy it, but the Aizen you wrote is like an imbecile.

Aizen who is alive, who re-examines himself and moves forward again

I think it's okay. I haven't watched Death, but I still watched it with gusto. It's a rare fine grain.

Boring, boring, a waste of time

It's a farce that started by imitating Aizen's thinking. It doesn't look like Naruto or Death. The plot and character settings have been changed in a mess. No, it's disgusting. Just Danzo standing in the land of rain and letting the Nagato trio become the root is very speechless! You think Zetsu and Madara are both dead, right?

It's okay to compare an author's writing style with other authors

It's very long-winded, with a lot of meaningless words. In my opinion, this book is a poor imitation of Aizen, and the character setting has been changed beyond recognition.

The last chapter feels like it has closed the loop, and you will unconsciously sigh "It really is like this", although you don't know what you are sighing about. The character creation is very good, much better than most fanfics I have read, such as the Third Generation and Danzo. Many fanfics are written as villains who must be solved eventually or solved very early. They ignore that no matter how greedy they are for the position of Hokage, no matter how fierce the power struggle is, they are essentially for Konoha and do not allow outsiders to harm Konoha's interests. When they see someone who can make Konoha change If you understand better, you will naturally conduct self-examination and generate new insights and ideals. The characters are not flat, they are not just revolving around the protagonist, and they are not unable to do anything without the protagonist. They have their own thinking, their own mental journey, and their own life. Everyone is shining (except for the Uchiha mirror. I feel that the author does not like the look of the mirror very much. Is it an illusion?). The protagonist is also well-shaped. He is not omniscient and omnipotent. He will use too much force because of caution. He never shy away from talking about the wrong things he has done. He takes responsibility generously. He has various small shortcomings. He will be fragile and sensitive because of past events. He will need others to comfort and accompany him. He is a truly multi-faceted person. The plot also fully expresses what the author wants. There are handsome guys and beauties, there are intrigues, there are predictions of the future, there are inexplicable but unobtrusive laughs in the suppressed battles and confrontations, there are no blunt knives, and the emotions between the lines are very real and natural. It is a plot that will make people feel comfortable watching and easy to get into. The disadvantage is that there are a lot of typos, especially in the later stages. As far as I am concerned, a rating of 8.6 Is low. This book deserves a rating starting with 9.