I'm in Konoha, and My Ninjutsu Can Level Up Without Limit

Let's not talk about his blind reliance on the system. After all, everyone will rely on the system, but the question is why he described that he is already very powerful, but the combat power he exerts is not even that of the super shadow. Later, he was upgraded to level 200 and could not beat a shadow-level Itachi. He also said that he had a lot of chakra, but He used a water dragon bullet that was half blue. The key point is that the half blue water dragon bullet didn't feel that strong. The effect of his level 100 ninjutsu didn't feel much different from the ninjutsu used by others. Especially when he swiped cards like crazy later, it felt like the effects of level 100 and level 10 were basically the same.

Why do most protagonists in novels always think about the cheat system? Is it impossible to survive without a system? Relying on the power obtained from external objects feels unreliable, or is it better to rely on one's own efforts? The protagonist who dreams of reaching the sky every day and relies on the system alone has achieved just that. This kind of protagonist has no enterprising spirit and is invincible and arrogant by relying on the system! Are there no drawbacks to the system? Relying on the system, the protagonist is like a sophora puppet with no self-esteem

It's hard to write about Sarutobi, I don't like Lao Yin B

This kind of system is usually suitable for people who are honest, but this pig's trotter is not suitable.

It's just that you have upgraded but you can't draw parallels. Obviously one Fire Release Ninjutsu is at its peak, but the other Fire Release Ninjutsu is just average. What kind of separation is this? Does it really all rely on system digitization?

The Sarutobi clan are all standard villains in cool novels, so why write about them?

As a result, the author started to suppress the protagonist's combat power and there was nothing to begin with. Since he hopes that the protagonist will not be so strong, then don't set how strong Goldfinger is. According to the plot of Orochimaru, the protagonist's combat power should be far superior to Orochimaru in the eyes of readers. But you told me that I can't beat Orochimaru. According to As for the description of levels, I roughly calculated the protagonist's strength during Orochimaru's period. Taijutsu is at least Kage level, and the Ninjutsu's shield-drawing damage is at least stronger than that of the peak of the Burning Release. It is equivalent to the strength of Kage level, and the damage exceeds Kage level. Basically, the only flaw of the protagonist is illusion. How can he lose against Orochimaru in this case? Orochimaru is best known for his ability to save lives, and his strength is relatively strong among the Kage level, but when facing the protagonist, who is stronger than Orochimaru in every aspect, how can you turn crushing your opponent into delaying him?

Is it better to always deliberately suppress the protagonist ninja or kill him with one hit?

The latest chapter: Do you think your grades are too good???

The levels of the system collapsed into nothing within a few chapters, and the assessment of combat power was in chaos. I am leveling up every day, and every time I change my gun, I have already reached the lowest level. The protagonist has learned a lot, but the result is still **. The nearly 200 levels of physical skills are completely a decoration. Ninjutsu is useless even after being upgraded. Isn't that a waste of time? The word count of water is not that bad, right? The amount of chakra is also a huge pit, it is so rich, and it is still lacking in blue, so other blood successor limiters can't use it at all? If you want to suppress the protagonist and become stronger, then don't give him such a powerful system! It's too easy to upgrade yourself, and you can't control the rhythm, so you just press hard and drag it hard, don't you think you are alienating others? The plot is also bloody. Even if the third generation is optimistic about the protagonist, Danzo's murderous intention is inexplicable. What makes Danzo feel that the fifth generation will be the protagonist? The age is there, and politics is not about combat ability, at most the sixth generation. Danzo wanted to be the Fifth Generation, but was he stupid enough to go and destroy his own future capable general?