My Eyes Know the Ninja World

The quality of the work is not bad, but after the plot, the author lets himself go more and more and makes spoofs of the plot, which makes the quality of the work decline. Work introduction: Ninomiya Qiuyue's eyes can understand all kinds of information in the ninja world. He slowly understood that there was actually a "reader" living inside, talking to him in the form of comments. The "reader" can even program him with various interesting skills. [Absolute 50% dodge], [Ninja move secrets]... Serious readers will have some spoilers about the secrets of the ninja world: "Black Zetsu is the product of Kaguya's will..." Interesting readers will make a joke: "Hashirama was bitten by Madara during the decisive battle and died of rabies." Readers with an imaginative mind will give suggestions for developing ninjutsu: "Water is composed of hydrogen atoms and oxygen atoms, so if you can create radioactive water, how powerful would it be?" There are also some readers who always like to mention "original Naruto works" and "original characters".

Judging from the first 10 chapters (I have only read these few chapters so far), the author did not lie. The protagonist does fight like a ninja and does not use magic. The protagonist's personality is also relatively introverted, with only a few skills mentioned in this chapter, as mentioned in his introduction. The plot hasn't unfolded yet, so I haven't seen anything special yet.

All questions will be answered in this infinite Tsukuyomi world. The life in the ninja world in the first three volumes has come to an end, and the fourth and fifth volumes illustrate a meaning similar to the last chapters of the wizard's journey, the despair of the infinite Tsukuyomi, and the despair of the ascension. Although the way things are done is a bit immature, there is no doubt that this is a first-rate fan, but it is a pity...

I have always lacked a real sense of the so-called experimental films, but this experimental online article made me have a similar feeling. Basically, after it was put on the shelves, it was completely reduced to a self-pleasure work.