Naruto: About to Transmigrate, Choose Your Golden Finger Online

To put it bluntly, I don't like people who play characters, so the golden finger ability here has never been about playing characters. Just think of it as a template for extraction. Exercising abilities can improve the progress, and then when the progress reaches 100%, it is enough to obtain a character template. The golden finger of the treasure chest is to gain the ability of the world in which it is located. Playing is about gaining abilities from other worlds and diversifying abilities.

Let me just say one thing, Kakashi is not worthy of being the Sixth Generation, and he is not worthy of being called Teacher Nagadaimei. He is the real sinner of Konoha. If Kakashi had not gone to the grave to tell Shina about the time of delivery, there would not have been the Nine-Tails Rebellion, Kakashi's invisible evil in Konoha.

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Good guy's acting template is the right one! I get schizophrenic every time I see the main character playing the role, and it makes me depressed. The author is also amazing.

The choice of role is completely dependent on the author's mechanical deity to develop. Normally choosing to copy breakthroughs is the right way. There are hidden pitfalls in choosing Golden Finger, so the more realistic possibility is that if you choose acting, the first character will probably be an unknown character. Even if you are slightly unlucky, you just don't recognize the personality incompatibility. If you are not a chieftain, you simply don't recognize the personality reversal and the ability to be uncomfortable. But, having thousands of choices is not as good as Deus Ex Machina. With the author as your backer, no matter what you choose, you are sure to win.

To tell a joke, wall-mounted Reinhardt can't defeat the Bone King, because the author himself said it on the show

Pirates have been written to death. To be honest, the three major manga Naruto, Pirates and Bleach are based on pure blood theory, which is particularly in line with the class concept of Xiaozhi, and there is an incredible servility to gods in Xiaozhi. For example, in Jizuo, gods can play with humans at will, and humans can only accept it. In Jizuo, the most miserable Phil Weiss was transformed into a monster by the God of Dionysus. After making a big fuss on earth, she returned to the God Realm to continue to have her soul toyed with. He said that although the settings of these novels are good, the layout is just that, full of bloodline theory and slavish thinking. I really want to see the protagonist become the king of the earth, the King of Heroes, so that the king controls the underground, the gods control the sky, and the lower world of the gods is controlled by the king. It is best to lead the army to capture Orario and become an unparalleled king. The power of the king overrides the power of the gods. This is interesting.

Why does Limit Breakthrough have to be accompanied by role-playing? Wouldn't it be okay to kill the template, get the template's ability and then break through to the limit, or copy it and then break through to the limit? No matter which one is paired with such a powerful golden finger, the upper limit is very high. The ability to role-play is very strange. Forcibly pretending to be someone else and living as another person. How comfortable is this way of living? Bruno is okay. It would be so uncomfortable if Absalom appears one day.

First of all, the power of this world has no effect on the protagonist. Secondly, the fight between the Demon Slayer Squad and the demons is an outsider to the protagonist. Maybe the protagonist will directly trample to death when he sees the ants, but the protagonist goes out to find them. If you don't admit it, it would be meaningless if the protagonist joins. Finally, this world is too low. Many people under the protagonist can directly push him. Looking at the world can tell whether the protagonist is a person with courage and assigns a few subordinates to take over the world. Or is it limited to a small Japanese loser? At least the technology and culture of that world are still useful to the protagonist.

In Wanjie, a character that I don't know about suddenly appears and the progress is stuck. This golden finger is immediately useless.