Naruto: You Were Told to Be a Ninja, So Why Did You Summon Shadow Fiends?

Not very good. The essence of the Black Shadow Corps is to escape into the shadows to save your life, shadow travel, and Shadow Empire. It just simply summons the Black Shadow Corps. It is a summoning flow. Overall, it is a bit interesting but not much.

The Black Shadow Legion's Shadow World movement skills are not even basic. What a fool.

It would have been much easier to handle if Nagadaimei had not been killed. He is more open-minded than the third generation and will not be controlled by Danzo. As long as he does not attack the villagers, he should support Orochimaru's research. Setting up a scientific research department is not a trivial matter. Prisoners and captured bandits are enough for experimental subjects. At most, Hashirama cells are not good. He said, it can be done once the approval is obtained. Minato doesn't have much objection to this. To put it bluntly, the third generation and Orochimaru didn't say much in advance. Plus the third generation is somewhat resistant to human experiments. If the third generation was informed in advance, it would be impossible not to let his good disciple carry out the experiment (anyway, it doesn't have to be done on his own people)

If I remember correctly, people who can summon the Black Shadow Corps can also travel through the darkness.

In fact, I think it makes more sense for the Shadow Kingdom in the Ninja World to appear in the name of the Psychic Holy Land. Wearing a mask is the fairy mode. The psychic contract is the Mark of Kara. At the cost of your own souls and those of your enemies. Into a regiment

I have just read Chapter 26, and the score of 7 is a bit low. It could be about 8 so far. The reason for the comments is that everyone said that they suppressed the Shadow Corps... I didn't notice it... The number of the Shadow Corps is about the same as in Jackie Chan's Adventures. They summoned more than a dozen at the age of five. All of them are elite genin in terms of strength. They are obviously more powerful than those in Jackie Chan's Adventures. They seem to have grown up with the protagonist. Many people complained about not being able to bring the protagonist into the Shadow Realm... Where did Naruto get the Shadow Realm... Being able to enter is the problem, okay... Some people complained about the interior scenes... I feel like the author didn't write the interior scenes as the spiritual space of people all over the world, right? It's just a place to put masks, so it's not a big problem. There are some private settings inside, but the problem is not big. There is no such operation as the substitute technique to change the hand power. In summary, I'll give this book an eight out of 10 for the time being. The problem with the Shadow Corps is actually not that big, and I don't know what's going on with those people… Maybe they thought there was a Shadow Realm in Naruto, or maybe they thought the protagonist had brought the Shadow Realm from Jackie Chan's Adventures with him. However, the protagonist seems to be just a medium, using the mask with his own power...

It is a relatively rational novel. It is mixed with the thoughts of a modern person about time travel. After all, once you time travel, you will be like a seasoned middle-aged person. After all, if you travel through time when you are young and become a child, your experience will not increase too much. This novel is not like other novels.

Overall, it's very good. The combination of Jackie Chan's Adventures and Naruto, including the overall performance of the mask, would be nice if the character arcs of each general were clearer. Now there is a question about how Tara will appear later. Tara is the sole commander of the Shadow Kingdom after all. Will it be like Daolong, who has a strong self-awareness, or the protagonist himself is the incarnation of Tara. I look forward to the subsequent plot development.

It's still good, the author can add some settings. Only positive chakra can cause a little damage to the nine generals

One star is missing because the author did not explain why the Black Shadow Troops cannot fly with people when they are genin. He just said that for the needs of the plot, even if the Black Shadow Troops summoned by the protagonist's chakra are not enough to fly with people. Chapter 228 of the second little poison lets that general resist the Tailed Beast Jade head-on. The protagonist and the nine generals can all enter the Shadow Kingdom. Why do they have to fight head-on?