The Old Philosopher of the Ninja World

Hmm, to be honest, I thought the person holding hands next to Naruto on the cover was Sasuke.

The author wrote a sentence at the end of the second chapter, describing the ninja level as a bit like a realm, and promised that it would not happen again in the future. However, there are not even a few hundred words later, and this realm is used again in Chapter 3. Logically speaking, these are minor flaws. If the author didn't mention it on purpose, I wouldn't want to say so much. Since the author brought it up, let's talk about it! The level of a ninja is not the same as cultivation. You are building the foundation today, and you will be a Nascent Soul after three or five years of seclusion. Ninja ranks are more like job titles in the military, such as sergeant, lieutenant, etc. I call this level a professional level, but many authors tend to make common sense mistakes and like to associate it with strength. In the ninja organization, the level of a ninja not only includes strength. As a product to be marketed, the difference between chunin and genin should be richer combat experience, faster mission efficiency, safer mission experience, and stronger combat capabilities. It's like when you go to a brothel and the madam asks you if you know any girls well, would you like to introduce our number one to you? The same goes for promoting ninjas. Chuunin are also more likely to receive high-level tasks and earn more money! Ninja upgrade is nothing more than the leader of the ninja organization giving you permission to do more advanced tasks. It doesn't mean that if you do 100 more push-ups and spit out three more fireballs, you will become an elite chuunin. This title must be recognized by others! You didn't seal it for yourself. To use a modern popular saying: Do your family members know that you are so good? If it were me, no matter how good I am in cultivation, I would definitely not upgrade myself unless I was particularly short of money and leadership promotion. The higher the level, the more dangerous the tasks on the street are! Many authors and readers make the mistake of thinking they can improve themselves in dangerous battles. But those who improved their combat experience survived. Wouldn't it be nice to find a better teacher and teach you tricks in the training ground? It's safe and fast. You don't have to do tasks, but you still have to maintain your physical strength and energy to cope with the battle. It's impossible to be like Akai in the anime, who makes you walk upside down until you can't get up. What would you do if you encountered a fight like that? I can practice 12 hours a day and rest 12 hours a day in a quiet environment like the training ground. Isn't promotion higher than fighting? So I don't endorse leveling up in combat. Of course, there are also many people who can perform exceptionally well in battle and can run 10 kilometers in one breath. When a crisis comes, they can squeeze their physical strength to run 15 kilometers in one breath. That is all temporary. What should you do when the danger is over? Overclocking does not mean that your ability has improved!

I was speechless when I saw the second chapter. If you don't want a system, you don't want a system. Why did you write this chapter to make yourself look special and awesome? A bunch of conspiracy theories came out? Why don't you doubt your time travel and then commit suicide directly? The end of the book!

Don't talk so much and know so much up front. You have said so much. Do you think anyone will listen? And can you not include other novels or histories in it? You are writing about the protagonist, not yourself. Don't take it so deeply! What you mainly write about is life, not what you think in your head and what you think about Naruto. What you write seems to me like brainwashing! ! Everyone has their own opinions. When we read novels, we don't want to agree with your opinions, we just read them if we find them interesting! And the Substitution Technique you mentioned, let alone the distance limit, is simply a wooden stake that consumes the human body's reaction speed, and the choice of alternative hiding locations cannot be used infinitely as you mentioned, and it cannot be used normally at all. At most, it is just a random dodge, making it look like a flying thunder god! Please use the world where the protagonist lives as reality and don't bring it into the game! He said it as if the two sides could fight each other, and then suddenly ducked behind the enemy and stabbed him!

The article is good, please update it soon. Will the author consider writing about the philosopher of Nine Songs of Heavenly Movement? I want double happiness(✪▽✪)

If you come and give me one star every day, please delete it every day.

According to the author's setting, upper, middle, and genin are divided by strength, so it is easy for loopholes to appear. If two people have the same chakra, the same reaction ability and melee ability, then it depends on who knows more ninjutsu. A knows one ninjutsu, and B knows seven or eight ninjutsu. Who is stronger? And if ninjutsu is included in strength, does that mean that as long as you have enough chakra and know how strong the ninjutsu is, you will be a strong person? This is also unreasonable. Hashirama got to the finale with just a few Wooden Ninjutsu. You might say that Hashirama has more chakra, but is he stronger because of the many Ninjutsu and chakra of Kisame Kisame? It will disappear in the later stage, and if you say that Metkai knows the Eight Gates Dunjia, then you are back to the starting point. Does it mean that if you can learn ninjutsu and learn a forbidden technique, you will be strong? So I hope the author can treat the division of strength as a vague concept rather than an accurate positioning

If Asura and Indra were one man and one woman in a certain generation, would the two clans have merged into one clan long ago?

... I thought it was that philosophy Slipping away

Skip the second chapter directly. You can't become a philosopher by relying on BB.