Some people say that the plot is very bland and easily downplays the existence of the protagonist. Well, in general, this is my style of writing fanfics, which has always tended to be bland. The few fanfics I wrote before would all go sideways unknowingly, and I subconsciously treat the protagonist as a background.
Maybe I like to talk too much, because in my eyes, the protagonist means the villain who is opposite to the original protagonist. It only needs to focus on the key places. As for the rest, it is usually downplayed and treated as a villain. A backdrop that others need to look up to' will do.
As for why the Chunin Exams are arranged in this way, instead of writing something exciting, to be honest, I also want to write something exciting...but for now I can only arrange it this way.
Because the protagonist is now too powerful, a fight will either turn into a battle that will overwhelm the country, or it will be a small fight, and there is no way for the protagonist to end it personally.
Neither the Akatsuki Organization nor other countries dared to play any tricks in this exam and could only proceed step by step.
And going step by step means that there will be no accidents in this Chunin Exam, and no accidents means that there will be no too strong conflicts.
If the protagonist is a contestant at this time, there will naturally be a lot to write about, and many conflict points can be created.
But alas, the protagonist is not. The protagonist is no longer a 'young man', but an elder. Naturally, he has to look at problems from a higher perspective, rather than contact the new generation of ninjas with the eyes of ordinary people.
In the Chunin Exam, if you focus on writing the protagonist...how to write it?
After the contestants hit a few times, will the protagonist jump out and make a few comments? I'm afraid there's something wrong with my brain.
Or simply let Orochimaru come up with an exotic version of the 'Konoha Collapse' plan? Throw it directly into the pot and make snake soup.
unrealistic.
Once I write this kind of plot, there will only be more people complaining about it. I can only write it according to the logic of the story itself. It's not a defense, it's just a matter of fact. Well, there is an element of defense in it.
As for the derivative training systems such as monsters and mikos, I won’t write about them later. Sure enough, they shouldn’t be derived from Naruto’s world view. It's indeed my fault, so I apologize.
It seems that not everyone can accept the victory of harem magic. The essence of this monster is a collection of desires, and its weakness will naturally be the desire itself, so it ends in this way. Well, it is indeed a cold joke...
One should not have unrealistic illusions about this setting. Of course, it may be that I have been playing too much with Little Butter recently, and my mind has not turned around for a while. I already knew that I should change the miko costume into a paladin or elf swordsman costume to kill monsters. All I can think about is miko...
Therefore, all these settings will be faded later.
Originally, I wanted to derive and improve the ability system of samurai and monks in the future. After all, A only gave a general and vague setting in the original work. I only know that after the era of one country and one village, samurai and monks began to withdraw from the stage. Gradually decline.
Before the Warring States Period, although ninjas were very powerful, they were not alone. For example, there are many things that can be explored in the celestial ninjutsu inherited from the Fire Temple, but it is not easy to do so now.
Also, let me mention that Naruto's tailed beast transformation at this time is slightly different from the original work. The tailed beast chakra used by Naruto was blessed by Minato after Minato stabilized it. It began to evolve towards the level of perfect Jinchūriki, although it was still just In the preliminary stage, it is not very mature.
The protagonist and Naruto are representatives of the old and new ninja systems, and they will definitely confront each other. Because I don't really want to write a plot where Naruto gets the power of Asura and suddenly explodes, so Minato here needs to pave the way for Naruto's growth later.
If you don't like the transitional plot, I have no choice but to abandon the book or read a pirated copy... Anyway, I can't change the tone of the book. Afterwards, the only important plot points for the protagonist are Mount Myoboku and the Fourth Ninja War.
I wrote a bunch of useless nonsense again. Waking up in the middle of the night will definitely do nothing good. Let’s do our daily routine first...
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