The Grandmaster of Genjutsu in the Naruto World

Who did the male protagonist fight with each time? The first time he used illusions to deceive the third generation, Danzo, and Itachi's father, and the second time he used illusions to deceive Hinata and Hinata. Then he used illusions to fight Uncle Snake (although Uncle Snake let go), and continuously deceived the eyes of heaven and hell. You must know that during the Chuunin Exams, Kakashi only dared to threaten Uncle Snake, and Jiraiya used Sage Mode to let Pain of the Six Paths fall under the illusion. No matter how you look at it, the male protagonist is not weak! It's just that his opponent is too strong, so he seems weak!

In the finale, it turned out that the author was just under an illusion, right?

I'm going to attend a friend's wedding today, so the update will be a little late, so I just want to tell you all here. In addition, regarding the recent particularly lively posts in the book review area, the author would like to give a reply. Regarding the question of 'Can Hinata Hizashi and Uchiha Itachi understand classical Chinese?' The author's answer is that at least in this book, they can understand it. As for the setting of AB... He didn't seem to say he couldn't understand it 🤓 I hope everyone can speak in a friendly and rational manner. There are indeed some loopholes and errors in this book. Friends who have opinions or doubts can also raise them. The author will consider modifications without affecting the outline. I wish everyone a happy weekend and thank you for your continued support and encouragement! 🌹🌹

What can I say after reading it? I'm a little disappointed. It's traditional vs. Hokage. It's written from beginning to end, including several Chinese illusions such as shaving the head without a knife, making money with mother-in-law, transforming into a dragon in a cup, and beauties guarding their boudoir. But what I want to say is that Goose Fantasy Book has 108 kinds of illusions, especially Shaving one's head without a knife, beauties guarding their boudoir, sons and daughters making money, etc. Appear most often, and I feel that the protagonist has never used the illusions in the goose fantasy book, but relies on the bloodline boundaries of the Kurama group and the illusions in Naruto, and the author always feels a little vague about the protagonist's strength. And I always see Fengdun when fighting. Although the writing is very passionate and exciting, I remember that the author mentioned in the first few pictures that he wanted to write about the conflict between our traditional illusion and Naruto illusion. To be honest, that's what I came for. Although the author is also writing it now, it is very exciting and very exciting. There is passion and writing about Naruto from another angle. One thing is more like mentioning to the author. Since it is all about officialdom, it is also a good development. You can learn from the officialdom and strategy techniques of our great China. If you don't mind, just open up your imagination! I still look forward to the author writing more scenes of our traditional Chinese illusions against the enemy. Every time the protagonist's fighting scene always feels like the writing is about wind escape, the use of illusions is relatively vague. However, during the Chunin Exam, the author was still very excited about the illusions used by Tayuya and the others. However, it still felt that the feeling of Naruto's illusions was strong, and I didn't see the feeling of the goose fantasy book.

The beginning was amazing, but the second half was disappointing. At the beginning, he used his prophetic advantage to maneuver among the top management of Konoha, abducted Hinata and Hizashi, jumped out of Konoha's own system, and flirted with Konan Nagato. His actions were eye-catching. He also loved raising Hinata. The originality of Sister Tsukisaki was also very popular. But I couldn't understand it after halfway through. Shisui obviously learned celestial arts before his death, had shadow-level combat power, and remembered all the plots. As a result, Danzo was tricked and killed by Shisui without stopping, Itachi's clan was wiped out without stopping, the three generations of Konoha collapsed without stopping, and the two pillars defected without stopping. What's the point of having the protagonist, a time traveler, in the whole movie? And even though he was so strong, he would always say a few harsh words to scare people away after the dust had settled. Moreover, how long has it been since the protagonist took action with all his strength? When I went to the Kingdom of Whirlpool to develop new ninjutsu, I was always looking forward to the protagonist yelling out the magic technique - Wind Release - White Tiger Sounding like the first generation Shin Senju! As a result, almost three hundred chapters have passed and the protagonist has never used it once. So what's the point of developing a ultimate move? When he was not very strong in the early stage, the protagonist was amazing pretending to be a pig and eating the tiger, but now he is really a pig. Following the plot from beginning to end, I don't know what the protagonist wants and how it is planned. Do we really have to wait for Kaguya to be unblocked and Sauna to rise, and then the protagonist will say something cheery, give an assist, let Madara call your illusion the strongest, and then just watch the show and win contentedly? It's too weak. I hope the author can continue to work hard and give you something different from the original plot that can make people's eyes brighter.

Hinata has been waiting for Naruto for a whole episode of Naruto, and she will tear it down when she says it. Alas... I really hate people who push things without thinking.

Wouldn't it look good if I added Hinata's photo? ? ?

Let me talk about the most poisonous point. In Chapter 150, a disciple of the Second Hokage suddenly appeared. He was proficient in all kinds of ninjutsu in Konoha and could open eight gates. He wanted to destroy Konoha for no reason, and he could also ask the Hokage's head on the Hokage Rock to possess him. The protagonist fought him at the beginning, and then the three generations came up to fight together. In the end, there was no support. Everyone in Konoha died. What did the protagonist's men do, and that guy fought back and forth a few times after opening the eighth gate. Damn Kaihuang was disabled after just one kick. The key is that the protagonist and the third generation actually killed him. This is because the protagonist has poor eyesight. Why can't you kill Orochimaru with just one glance? After he was defeated, he gave the protagonist a scroll and died. Why did he want to destroy Konoha? Are you just here to deliver express delivery to the protagonist?

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Although the title says Genjutsu, it has nothing to do with Genjutsu. The focus is not on Genjutsu at all. Are you the male protagonist who has gone to become a politician in the Naruto world? The title is seriously inconsistent with the content. Not to mention how many illusions he has used, the male protagonist seems to have never fought a few battles.