Ch. 1A Note on the Story's Direction and a Few Things to Know Before Reading
Plot Points and Events
- The story focuses on an ordinary person starting from nothing, perfecting abilities and social status, and changing the world's trajectory.
- The early era (Second Shinobi World War) features original characters and plotlines, which will logically connect to the main storyline.
- The protagonist's methods for resolving dilemmas are diverse and pragmatic, with no instances of "manually deleting" opponents due to disagreements.
Character Developments
- The protagonist is an ordinary person aiming to perfect themselves and change the world.
- Original characters will be introduced and developed in the early era.
Significant Themes
- The story explores political life and maneuvering in human organizations, using a family dinner analogy to illustrate this.
- It focuses on steady accumulation and gradual development, rather than immediate power gain or grand epics.
Character Interactions
- The protagonist interacts with various original characters, forming alliances and rivalries based on practical needs.
- The story does not feature extreme character derailment from the original work's values.