Naruto: Hiding in the Dungeon, Unlimited Chakra Sign-Ins

Hinata has just graduated and is responsible for delivering meals. Does Hinata not have to do the task? Does the leading jounin agree? Does her father agree? Let's not talk about whether Naruto has the concept of Heavenly Prison. The scroll is originally a set plot. Mizuki just enters an ordinary cage and the protagonist directly rises to the Heavenly Prison who knows how many levels? As long as it is just a so-called ordinary prison, I can more or less accept it based on normal thinking. However, this kind of patchwork thing completely treats readers as brainless and is really too much to bear. I can only say that the subject matter is acceptable, but the author is not a good author.

Settings, divine codes, the ancient battlefield of Ninja World War, divine codes, and chakra pills can enhance a small realm. Do you think this is fantasy? , Don't write it and go to sleep, don't say I can do it, I will write it, you write like this and publish the book to insult Naruto, I don't want to read it yet, you can just write it yourself and read it, and you will deceive some elementary school students who have never read Naruto.

I just want to ask, if the infinite chakra is divided into one point, is this point still infinite?

What the hell? Isn't it Hinata?

Let me be picky and ask a few questions. First, the introduction says that the power of E-level ninjutsu is comparable to S-level. In the original work, the level of ninjutsu only represents the difficulty of learning, from e to s. The higher the level, the higher the requirements for the learner, regardless of power. The power of ninjutsu is affected by factors such as the amount of chakra, the fineness of chakra control, and the degree of mastering the properties and shape changes of chakra. That's why Madara's fire escape requires a class of water escape to offset it. Second, regarding the classification of ninja levels. In the original book, there are only several levels: genin, chunin, special jounin, jounin and shadow. Moreover, the division of these levels mainly refers to professional titles, not strength. The so-called shadow level, super shadow level, and six-level level are all level divisions created by fan fiction and are not found in the original work. The title of a 50-50 elite jounin is a fault of translation. The accurate translation of the original meaning is: the elite among jounin. Because of translation issues, and because it has little impact on the plot and is more concise, I wrote it as Elite Jonin. At the same time, the classification of ninja titles affects the level of tasks that can be accepted, the level of ninjutsu that can be applied for training, and may even include issues such as benefits and benefits. During the war, the promotion of ninja titles may depend more on personal strength. The best example is a 50-50 split. Strength should be no problem, but when it comes to leading a team to perform tasks, emmm, basically except for himself, other teammates will not matter. However, in a relatively peaceful period, if you want to upgrade your professional title, on the one hand, your strength must meet the standard. On the other hand, you must also look at teamwork, personal leadership skills, etc. After all, Chuunin and Jonin must be the leader of the team. If you don't have the ability to lead three genin directly to death, this is not appropriate. I've read a few chapters and it's well written, but there are some issues I want to talk about and I'm just nitpicking. Come on, author.

Let's break up, the setting doesn't match up, I wrote a sky prison, and wrote it as an independent space for fantasy novels. Have you really watched Naruto while sitting here? The ancient Ninja World War battlefield is inside the Tianlao. Is your Hokage battlefield closed? A card duel?

Author, we all need to work hard!

What a strange novel, with a strange brain circuit

I suspect that the author is used to doing things, and maybe in reality he is used to the happiness of being arranged by others.

Brothers, let me ask if there really is a prison in Konoha. Why haven't I seen the old thief Kishimoto write about it?