The Commoner Ninja

The second review is also good. FL Aning's "Civilian Ninja" is a historical time travel novel. The protagonist Aoki accidentally traveled to the ninja world during World War II, and he could only rely on his own hard work. In this cruel world where the strong are respected, he has grown step by step from an unknown little character, and every breakthrough has been hard-won. The emotional line of the single heroine in the book is also a highlight, pure and beautiful. Aoki and the heroine support each other in their adventures in the ninja world. The emotions between them are delicate and touching, adding a touch of warmth to the tense and exciting plot. Five-star praise support!

I've read Chapter 20 and I feel pretty good. I can continue reading. After reading it, how can I put it, the plot is okay, but I always like to describe other unimportant things, and they are described repeatedly alone. There are too many rhetorical techniques, which feel redundant, just like writing a composition. I hope the author can correct this style in future novels. After all, there is a difference between novels and compositions. Come on

I guess I caught up with the update earlier. Suddenly I was curious whether I would eventually discover that Ninjutsu is a small branch of Chinese Taoism.

It looks okay

Going in and out of the pit feels pretty good.

I just like this civilian type.

It's a very interesting novel. It follows the original work but has nothing to do with it. It perfectly blends the plot of the original work.

Learning is very attractive to me personally.