King_Ryuma

saw this outcome coming, the author apparently plans to stick to the canon

What a terrible friend Talot is, the woman who is practically a mother to him, wants to see her son since he arrived on the planet, not only do I hide his whereabouts from him, but when he goes and sees that he already had the blow to the head that He was waiting so much, he decides to leave him with an old man who found him 6 months ago? I see it coming that the author does not plan to change the story at all.

William Uchiha? Because putting a Western name in a story where all the characters have names in Japanese is completely out of place, this is at the same level as Chinese authors who give Chinese names to their characters along with a Japanese surname. Even if you want to insert yourself into your story, the ideal is to put a name that does not interrupt the reader's reading rhythm.

Oh no, I don't plan to alter the story so much, I change negative aspects such as nationalism, animal abuse with the pet or incongruous names, maybe I already saw where the author's idea is heading regarding the subject of Kekkei Genkai.

Most Chinese authors think so. Likewise, it doesn't look too bad, considering that Genin means lower-level ninja, Chunin means mid-level ninja, and Jounin means high-level ninja.

It's Akimichi Torifu, not Akimichi Choza

Mito Menyan is Mitokado Homura

fro Kekkei Genkai

for Kekkei Genkai

The strategy "Besiege the Wei Kingdom to Save the Zhao Kingdom" comes from the "Thirty-Six Stratagems", an ancient Chinese text on military tactics and negotiation strategies. This strategy focuses on diverting the enemy's attention and resources to achieve a greater objective. In the context of history, it refers to a conflict between states in the Warring States era (475-221 BC). If a kingdom is in danger, such as the Zhao, one way to help it is to create a situation in which the enemy, in this case the Wei, is forced to concentrate its efforts on defending itself or attacking from another front. This can allow the endangered kingdom to regain strength or even win a victory. The essence of this strategy is that sometimes it is more effective to indirectly attack a stronger enemy or, instead of entering into a direct confrontation, create distractions that help achieve a more significant goal. It is a display of tactical intelligence that aims to destabilize the opponent instead of confronting them head-on.