I'm Doing Magic Spells in the Ninja World to Fight Back

Such a conscience Rubik's Cube is really rare!

Reader: "Awesome! The Third Hokage, Hiruzen Sarutobi, and the Fifth Mizukage, Terumi Mei, are competing on the same stage!"

After the bond value reaches the required level, you can perform a sex transfer, and then have sex with Pig Knuckle. I have read the book about the transfer and I think it looks pretty good. (This is just my personal opinion. If you don't like it, please don't criticize me.)

After reading more than 300 chapters, I found that it has nothing to do with Naruto. The setting of the spell perfectly matches the protagonist's ability to spawn monsters everywhere. I don't even know what the main plot is, I'm either killing monsters or on the way to killing monsters.

It has little to do with Naruto. At least I saw that more than a hundred episodes ago, it was all about magic. Only Zabuza and Haku's ninjas of the same name appeared. It has nothing to do with the plot.

Mainly because it was well written, except for the setting of the cursed spirit that made me leave.

In 2022, this idea is quite interesting... As a comprehensive comic of Naruto and Jukai in a sense, there should not be many such fans at that time? Unfortunately, it is this idea that limits the upper limit of this book, and it has extremely fatal flaws. The author added a new combat power system in addition to the chakra system, so he separately moved the enemy's magic spirit and magic power mechanism in the curse to Naruto (I won't discuss the level of combat power, this thing is endless, just have fun). However, there are almost no native characters on the human side who possess spells and can use the spells without borrowing any external force. Only the protagonist can use the spells freely. And if the protagonist wants to win no matter what, it will appear that the protagonist who is the only one who uses magic is stronger than the ninja who originally used chakra, and there is a pull. No matter how many spells the protagonist can use, they can't hide this fact. The overall structure is too fragile. It's not obvious in the early stages, but the later you go, the more rough and imperfect this setting becomes. It was very interesting when I first watched it. The interaction between the protagonist and Hidan in the evil cult was a highlight, and the interaction between the three of them after Obito joined was also very interesting. However, it gradually became boring in the middle period, and it felt unfinished in the later period, because the setting fundamentally failed to support this world view. The spells are all concentrated on the protagonist, who is too omnipotent. The protagonist can do almost everything by himself, making characters "far away from the protagonist" very redundant. The others are just tools for the entire story, and there is no disguise. Characters who are familiar with the protagonist can also use the relationship of "protagonist's friends" to keep the reader's impression by getting along with each other for a long time, laughing and playing, but what about other people? After looking around, many of the original Naruto characters don't have much of a three-dimensional feel. Only Hidan and Obito and others who later joined the protagonist's team are very distinctive. The rest of the original characters are very vague and just have a name. Therefore, the further you go, the more boring it becomes, and you can guess the ending halfway through. In the end, I am afraid that even the author himself will not be able to continue writing. There are no unexpected possibilities in this story. The ending was written in a hurry. The Fourth Ninja War was hastily finished in less than twenty chapters (the full text is more than 530 chapters). It was neither good nor bad, but it really couldn't be delayed any longer. To me, a fan fiction is a failure if its ending can be guessed by a large number of readers. ■New key points in 2025: Why is it that fans who copy large portions of the original content are wildly resisted by readers? The principle is the same. I already know the ending and the process, and may even know it better than the author. So why should I read something that I know clearly from beginning to end? Isn't the original delicious? There are pictures, animations and dubbing, isn't it much better than just copying the text? The same is true here, I can already guess the ending, so why do I keep reading? You will find it interesting when you first see it, but after it becomes interesting, there is not enough plot or setting to support the interest. Therefore, when you watch it again after two or three years, it will seem to be a waste of food and a pity to abandon. Pity. I still remember some of the interactions between the protagonist, Hidan, and Obito. Those outrageous feelings of being inappropriate fit perfectly with the characters of Hidan and Obito in the original work. If you look at it now, you won't read the whole thing, especially in the later stages. I will only watch the interaction between the three protagonists. Note: The original review was written on 2024.6 (No book review published), and the second edit was on 2025.7.27. It was not finished when I read it for the first time (2022)

Author, you can learn from the blood fighting technique of Blood Realm Front. The protagonist's ability is really suitable for the bleeding fighting technique.

I don't know if the person who saved people in front of me is the Holy Mother or the number of water characters. It's smelly and long, and it's gone.

The more books I read, the more I like Faceless