The Leaf Village Demon: Starting as a Medical Ninja

If the protagonist had a little bit of humanity, the plot might be better. There are too many things to study. Is it necessary to collect so many blood stains? I feel like I just made up the word count, and the author probably wouldn't have remembered to incorporate those things without a draft.

It's quite thoughtful. It vividly shows how a time traveler will do whatever it takes to avoid being hung on a tree. It's much more enjoyable than those who just mindlessly lick it because they like it.

Killing people randomly for basic sealing skills is really good

It's great to use medical ninjutsu as an entry point, but the logic is full of loopholes, there are too many unreasonable plots, and there are constant poisonous points. The first 100 or so chapters look quite fresh, but the rest is basically just a pile of data, a low number of words, and a soul-devouring secret technique, which is completely out of touch with Naruto's world view, not to mention the senjutsu, and the basic framework is wrong. The further you get to the back, the less it looks like a Naruto novel, and more like the traditional immortality novel that has been written for more than ten years. What a complete waste of such a good idea.

Very disgusting protagonist, no bottom line,

Too many lung words and always explaining,

Some of the ideas are very good, but the plot has no sense of existence at all. The protagonist has always been in his own world! After making plans and research, everyone in the world is an NPC. There are no accidents, and nothing worth paying attention to happens! The writing power is still not enough, the effects of the clone and transformation techniques are exaggerated! Very restrictive! There is no point in always emphasizing that you are afraid of hanging on a tree so you try your best to become stronger! After all you know the end result

I have been doing research, and then there is a large-scale conspiracy and a lot of unnecessary plot foreshadowing, which is not interesting to watch. But the writing is good, not novice, not embarrassing, and not childish. So overall, it's just average.

I really don't know if the so-called fusion of so many genes is really just an individual.

The protagonist is not a Holy Mother, but he is crazy about extracting genes, and then he becomes a fusion monster. With the power of cheating cheats, he is just a slut. To be honest, the Hokage who lacks fetters has no soul. According to psychological analysis, Naruto who encountered deep dark stimulation did not turn black. This is very unscientific, but it is this kind of nindo style that does what he says is what makes Naruto attractive. This book is very imaginative and should be read by those who like Naruto fan fiction.