Answering Reader Questions

I only looked at the Book Reviews today and saw some readers saying things like the protagonist would get screwed over because he didn't know the plot, or wondering what would happen if he didn't know the plot. Honestly, I don't think that question has much meaning. I set it up this way simply to make the story seem more suspenseful. If the protagonist knew the later plot, then many readers could probably guess what he would do afterward. A lot of Fan Fiction is set up that way too, and most of the plots are very similar: following the plot and then picking up easy gains. I found that pretty boring.

Besides, it didn't matter even if the protagonist didn't know the plot, as long as the author knew it. What the protagonist did was under my control, wasn't it? Another question was why the protagonist knew Haku would be taken in by Zabuza if this world differed from the manga world. That was simple too. I said this world differed from the manga only because I wanted to Weaken the Protagonist Halo of the Original Work. After all, the protagonists of the Original Work were Naruto and Sasuke, and its plot basically revolved around those Two People. I said this in this book only to Weaken the influence of the Original Work. After all, the protagonist was Miao, so the plot couldn't revolve entirely around those Two People, nor could every event develop in their favor. I just wanted to give people the impression that Naruto and Sasuke were not the protagonists of this book. The plot of this book would still generally follow the Original Work; in other words, what was supposed to happen might happen, and what wasn't supposed to happen might also happen. It was that simple.

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