Some people say that the plot is very bland, and it is easy to downplay the existence of the protagonist. Well,In general,That's the style I write about the same people.,It's always been bland.,A few of the same books I wrote before.,It's going to run away unconsciously.,Subconsciously treat the protagonist as a background board's same existence.。

Maybe I'm too fond of drilling the horns, because in my eyes, the protagonist means the villain who is opposed to the original protagonist, and only needs to focus on the key places, as for the rest of the places, they are usually watered down, and they are usually used as a background board that others need to look up to.

As for why the middle ninja exam is arranged like this, I don't write something exciting, but honestly, I want to write something hot too...... But that's all I can do for now.

Because the strength of the protagonist is too strong now, the fight is either a battle for the whole country, a scene of small fights, and there is no way to let the protagonist end up in person.

Xiao Organization and the rest of the countries did not dare to play any tricks in this exam, so they could only honestly proceed step by step.

And according to the step-by-step, it means that there are no accidents in this Zhongnin exam, and no accidents mean that there are no too strong contradictions.

If the protagonist is a contestant at this time, there will naturally be a lot of things to write, and it can also create a lot of conflict points.

But alas, the protagonist is not. The protagonist is not a 'young man', but an elder, so it is natural to look at the problem from a higher perspective, rather than approaching the new generation of ninjas with the eyes of his peers.

In the middle ninja exam, if the focus is on writing the main character... How to write?

After a few hits by the contestants, does the protagonist jump out and comment a few words? I'm afraid it's not a brain problem.

Or simply let Orochimaru have an exotic version of the 'Konoha Collapse' plan? Throw it directly into the pot and boil it into snake soup.

Unrealistic.

Once I write this kind of plot, it will only spray more, and I can only write according to the logic of the story itself. It's not justification, it's just seeking truth from facts, well, there's an element of justification in it.

As for the derivative cultivation system such as the monster witch, I won't write it later, and I really shouldn't derive the Hokage's worldview. It's really my fault, and I apologize here.

The victory of the harem technique,It seems that not everyone can accept it.,The essence of this monster is a collection of desires.,The weakness will naturally be the desire itself.,So it's ending in this way.,It's really a bad joke......

There should be no unrealistic illusions about this setting. Of course, it may also be that I've been playing too much with little butter lately, and my mind hasn't turned around for a while, and I knew that I should change the shrine maiden costume into a paladin or elven swordsman costume to kill monsters, and my mind is full of witches...

As a result, all of these settings are then faded.

Originally, I also wanted to derive and improve the ability system of samurai and monks, after all, A only gave a general vague setting in the original book, and I only knew that after the era of one country and one village, samurai and monks began to withdraw from the stage and gradually declined.

Before the Sengoku period, ninjas were strong, but they were not dominant. For example, the immortal ninjutsu inherited from the Temple of Fire has a lot to dig up, but it's not easy to get it now.

In addition, Naruto's tailed beast at this time is slightly different from the original book, and the tailed beast chakra used by Naruto was blessed on Naruto after the water gate was stabilized, and began to evolve to the level of perfect human pillar power, although it is still only a preliminary stage, and it is not very mature.

The protagonist and Naruto are representatives of the old and new ninja systems, and they must be opposed. Because I don't really want to write about the plot where Naruto gets the power of Asura and suddenly explodes, so the water gate here needs to pave the way for Naruto's growth later.

If I don't like the transition plot, I can't help it, I can abandon the book, I can go to see pirated versions... I can't change the tone of the book anyway. After that, the important plot of the protagonist is only in Mt. Miaoki and the Fourth Ninja World War.

I wrote a bunch of useless nonsense, and it was not good to wake up in the middle of the night, so I did my daily routine first...

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