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The Fourth Tsuchikage - The Will of Stone
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"This story is about a transmigrator who was born in the Land of Rock amidst the Third Ninja War and makes his way in Ninja History."
This story is an inspirational work from a novel which I have read before The story will be slow paced and it will deviate from the original Anime.
It portrays a selfless man who had experienced loneliness and a chaotic childhood. He overcomes various obstacles, not only rising above his challenges but also empowering the entire Iwagakure.
Updates will be slow, as I will send it for proofreading once I write it.
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This review is basically my impression after reading the synopsis:Basically naruto that born in iwa instead of Konoha version
It goes so fast that there’s no substance in the chapters. And unfortunately when it doesn’t go fast you can just skip chapters and not really miss anything. At chapter 25 you read and think what’s the point in reading this? There’s goal other than for the MC to “get strong” but he just fumbles around and the flip flops between strategies, never sticking to one decision. There’s the fact that he mentions the stone villages economy is terrible and wants to do something for it and then never thinks about it again. If he did do something for it, well the Village probably wouldn’t need to go to war and he would have achieved a sub objective of his.