Start Practicing from the World of Naruto

I didn't want to talk about it separately, but recently some people may have skipped reading it and skipped some explanations, so I know I'll talk about it separately. 1. This book adopts the Five Immortals system of Inner Alchemy, namely: heaven, earth, humans, gods, and ghosts. Please don't see names like Human Immortal, Earth Immortal, and Heavenly Immortal, and just bring them directly into some prehistoric realm system, thinking that at the very least they are already immortals who can move mountains and fill seas, okay? In the inner alchemy system, the so-called human immortal state is actually within the scope of human beings. It is essentially about stimulating the full potential of one's body, maximizing some originally weak abilities, being able to easily do things that are difficult for ordinary people to do, and being able to maintain one's peak state until the day of one's natural death. This is human immortality. Please don't think that a fairy can move mountains and fill seas, burn the sky and capture the earth. 2. I feel that the protagonist's strength is slowly improving. The author himself is a real practitioner and only cultivates sex. Therefore, the author has always adhered to the principle of writing books, and all gains must be paid for. Among those members of the Otsutsuki clan, which one has not gained strength through dozens or hundreds of years of hard work? Of course, this effort does not necessarily have to be his own efforts, it may also be the efforts of his ethnic group. And the protagonist is just a mortal at the beginning. How can he catch up with others' hundreds or even thousands of years of strength in just a few decades or even a few years? Some people say that Senju Hashirama and Uchiha Madara's strength has grown rapidly in a short period of time, but don't forget that their strength is not just their own. They are the reincarnations of Indra and Asura, and what is the source of Asura and Indra's power? The source of their power is the fruit of the sacred tree planted by Kaguya Otsutsuki. The sacred tree planted by Kaguya is not only condensed by absorbing the power of the ninja world, don't forget that there is also half of Otsutsuki Ishiki. Even if Otsutsuki Ishiki has only eaten one fruit before, that means half of his body has almost half the planet's energy. If he eats more, he will have more energy. So in my opinion, Senju Hashirama and Uchiha Madara are not so much getting stronger as they are restoring their original strength. They are not getting stronger but just recovering, so they are special. In the end, no matter what, I would like to thank the readers who are willing to read this book and thank you for your support.

Come on, come on, come on, come on＾0＾~

Generally speaking, immortals are not like immortals, and Naruto is not like Hokage.

What is it written about? Difficult to read

The book is very bland, there is no passionate blessing, and there is nothing particularly poisonous. The early cultivation method is not distinctive. It is interesting to change the plot, but the expression is too boring, and the characters have no characteristics. If you have not read it, you will not feel it at all. The difference between the characters is that both Naruto and Pirates are passionate comics. I don't feel the feeling of being stupid and admiring the belief of fighting for an ideal, but the protagonist's presence in the world of Pirates is too low, and some are completely unnecessary. Do you need to write like this when you are invincible? But the main plot is vague, the protagonist has no goal at all, and leads people from the Naruto world to conquer the universe? Anyway, I didn't feel that there was any danger signal to the protagonist. There is very little confrontation, no foreshadowing, and it's bland.

I still don't know much about everyone's reading habits. I wonder if you would like me to read more every day? Of course, if I were asked to do 8K or 1W a day, I wouldn't be able to do it. However, if I can add 1 or 2K to 4K, I still have hope if I work hard. I just heard from the seniors in the author group that many readers like 4K. So I'm not sure, and I want to ask everyone for their opinions. Should I increase the number of words in future chapters? Or should I keep the extra words until I can get enough of a chapter before I publish them?

The overall pace of this book is relatively slow, and it only gets better after 60 chapters. However, the content of this book transitions very smoothly. I don't want some Naruto fans to feel uncomfortable and awkward after just reading a few chapters. From the growth of the protagonist's strength to the confrontation between aristocratic ninjas, to the founding of the ninja nation, many pitfalls in the original book are given a more reasonable way to fill in. There is only one point. I was very confused by the origin of the protagonist's golden finger in the first few chapters. Anyway, except for the first few chapters, everything else is very good.

It's one of the strangest books I've ever read. It's bland and has no sense of immersion at all. It's the first time I've seen this kind of writing. Anyway, I don't recommend it.

It's a good book. You still have to read it yourself. You can only refer to other people's comments.

Naruto is okay... But the pirate chapter, what kind of ancient writing method is it~