In Konoha, I Reign Supreme with Genjutsu

Is it really impossible for the protagonist to learn ninjutsu? Mainly based on illusions, the author wants to make the protagonist always have weaknesses? In terms of physical skills, swordsmanship, and ninjutsu, you keep saying that the protagonist is useless. Your settings are too specific to the protagonist!

Metkai, an elite jounin in the original book, only knows taijutsu, but he is the best among the elite jounin, which shows the importance of physical fitness in improving strength. ** He is a jounin and has a physique of over 3,000. His strength level is still that of a chuunin? Ten times the power of genjutsu, a C-level genjutsu is enough to kill a Jonin in an instant, and he fought with Shinnosuke for so long, and exposed his own physical strength. He just said he would hide it, but it was exposed later on, and he also used Qi to increase it, which is inconsistent. Although Orochimaru is unscrupulous in ninjutsu and longevity, it is ridiculous to say that he is not sincere to anyone. It is Tsunade who said this. You've finished playing with your character. Finally, at Itachi's age, when Kakashi was six years old, Itachi might not have been born yet.

Tsk! Pig's Foot doesn't even remember how he was exposed! Still thinking about it! Just the phrase "Everyone who doesn't work for himself will be punished by heaven and earth" is enough for Konoha F4 to destroy the pig's feet on the grounds of violating the will of fire! I really don't know how I died!

At 6 years old, you have chuunin strength and are not yet qualified to graduate. Do you in Konoha have the strength to graduate at the kage level?

In this way, I was informed about the breathing method….

Found a bug. If you can't learn celestial magic, then Orochimaru should be unable to sense natural energy. After all, Ryūchi Cave injects venom to practice celestial magic.

When 6-year-old Kakashi figured it out, he had the strength of an elite Jonin, which is even more awesome than cheating.

Um, according to this logic, there are one group in Konoha Ninja School, one group in each grade, one group in each class, one group in each team; one group in each family, one group in immediate relatives, one group in friends, one group in illusionists, one group in taijutsu ninjas, author, how do you get it right →_→

Commentary on Chapter 22: Yakura's Obsession in "In Konoha, Illusion Dominates" by Hama Hongguo.

Commentary on Chapter 12: Orochimaru Accepts a Disciple, written by Hama Hongguo, "In Konoha, Illusion Dominates".