The Dragon Returns to the Sea, So How Did This Immortal Become a Pirate?

The description of Jiraiya's character is particularly good. Although I haven't finished watching Naruto, I still read a lot of clips or fans, and some plot explanations, so although I don't have a thorough understanding of the characters, I still understand it a little bit. The author's writing makes me feel that Jiraiya has really traveled through the past. Let's put it this way. Other authors write similar stories about traveling from other worlds. They give me the feeling that an ordinary person obtains a template and then goes to that world instead of this human world. The author writes this very well. The writing style is also very strong, and it hardly misses the rhythm, and is closer to reality. What I mean here is that Jiraiya does not know the plot, so it is normal for conflicts to occur. After some authors time-travel those people, it is clear that the person does not know the plot, but the author has to let him guess it correctly, etc. This is very uncomfortable. After all, if this person knows the plot, then I might as well watch other time-travelers directly travel over and watch the plot to kill. Anyway, in general, this work is a good one. Although I have only read 40 chapters, there is actually another reason that urges me to give it five stars. I will not go into this point because I will be scolded as a spoiler. I hope you will read it yourself.

Overall okay? As a veteran ninja, did Jiraiya's battle against the Marine Rats not fit as well as Naruto's original battle? It seems that Jiraiya was consciously weakened (in terms of ninja combat experience), and he wanted to describe that Jiraiya was injured in the fight. When fighting Arlong's men, it was directly because he received the memory, so he was injured, which is a bit of a forced rationalization. Jiraiya shouldn't be knocked down so easily, right?

Jiraiya is extremely weak

The writing is good, but it makes Jiraiya weak. If a ninja learns about the opponent's weakness, the enemy will basically be targeted to death. Knowing that Laosha's shortcoming is that even water wins, he is so troublesome 🤦 and almost died.

The book is quite good. But the fighting scenes are all briefly mentioned, just talking about some trivial matters or the foreshadowing before the fight, and there is no more. I think it would be better if the fighting scenes were described in more detail 😄

Jiraiya was shaved off a bit too much.

Very nice, the tomatoes are ranked number one. Even with so many hang-ups turned on, the performance is still a bit weak.

Maybe it's because I've seen a lot of boats, and I feel they're pretty much the same, and I'm a bit tired of aesthetics. It's interesting that Jiraiya interacts with the crew, it would be nice to have more of them All in all, it's pretty nice.

Marvelous! What a great book!

There's something wrong with the title. Didn't Bucky's title come later?