Being in Konoha, Starting from Being Kidnapped by Kumo Ninja

The heretical thinking of cultivating with the Dharma, Heaven and Earth as the core is the idea of ​​only cultivating one's nature and not one's life. You must know that the Six Paths level has a lifespan of a thousand years, and the Luowang level also has a lifespan of several thousand years. The system of cultivating immortals is represented by three holy places, and they can live for thousands of years. You failed again and set such a short-lived goal idea. The direction of exercise must also keep up with the goal of hanging on the wall! Furthermore, to fight the Six Paths, you need to use physical skills and immortal skills to be effective, and you can't touch the Jade of Seeking Dao. In the later stages of Faxiang Heaven and Earth, you will be seeking death. I'll hit you no matter what.

I'm giving a good review before I've read the book. Finally someone wrote about the Akimichi clan. Although they are a bit fat, I really like their fighting style.

Everyone knows how to choose, who would kidnap someone from the Akimichi family! Just kill him directly, what's the value if he has Sharingan or Byakugan?

Kushina is not a good woman either. Her people are on the run from the outside world. It doesn't matter. He deserves to die.

There was too much foreshadowing, and killing Danzo Orochimaru was too fast and not enjoyable. I feel like the protagonist is a bit frustrated, having to do things for the third generation all the time. What is he afraid of? Can't you confront it directly? Also, don't treat your childhood as a human being. When it's time to torture, it's time to wrap things up. Don't set it up for so long. As a result, when you torture three generations, the plot is too short and uninteresting.

They were kidnapped and read each other's lips, and kept making small gestures, which I personally felt was a failure. Gathering information was Naruto's first lesson. It was controversial to pretend to be unconscious without being discovered, let alone wink and exchange lip messages. . .

Looking forward to new books, looking forward to new books, looking forward to new books, important things are said three times!

It's okay I just don't know why it's a bit boring after reading more than 30 chapters. I feel like there's no sense of immersion. Maybe it's not like Naruto, because the author has a lot of his own ideas.

As a strong man, the protagonist can be said to be the strongest in the ninja world. How can he not be fair and just when he wants to get something? Forget about it in the early stage, after all, the strength is not enough, but in the later stage, the sixth level will still act like a thief (Star Ninja Village) to steal things. The protagonist is too petty in doing things, and feels like everything is done secretly. He is obviously invincible, but he still can't do things openly.

It was a good read in one sitting, and there was nothing wrong with it. It was just that the hostility towards the Otsutsuki clan was a bit weak later on, and they have been in retreat.