The Shinobi World That Just Can't Get Fired Up

No political system in history is suitable for ninjas because a single ninja possesses the potential to destroy the world. The strong are not bound by rules; they can only be bound by their own will. I don't understand why so many people criticize the so-called Will of Fire. In reality, the Will of Fire is simply a shackle placed on the strong.

This novel is excellent in terms of its structure and plot. The only drawback is that there are too many typos and grammatical errors. It's obviously typed manually 🤦. I hope the author can take the time to proofread the text. If there were fewer grammatical errors, the author's writing skills would be quite good.

This is purely a babysitting story. It's about protecting the village from its founding, and of course, I'm still happy to read about the darkness of the Third Hokage and the darkness of Konoha.

Aside from physical strength, the most important aspects—ideas, actions, and education—are all lacking. It was written as a local person with great power and one-time precognition.

This is the first time I've seen this kind of subject matter, and it seems pretty good. I personally don't like too much scheming and intrigue; as long as it's enjoyable, that's all that matters. 🤭

Discovering the ninja world from an outsider's perspective is truly a unique experience.

With great ambition and perseverance, he finally broke free from the chakra limitations of a mundane life.

A very good Naruto book, written with originality.

It's good, I just hope it happens soon. Invincible. Otherwise, there's always someone keeping me down. Otherwise, someone I could kill with a single strike is jumping around in front of me. It's so damn annoying.

Not bad, not bad, worth watching.