Chronicles of a Rock Ninja

Earth Release: Light and Heavy Rock - Gravity Wave Perception Technique Earth Release: Elemental Separation Technique Earth Release – Elemental Identification Technique Earth Release – Elemental Directional Convergence Technique Earth Release: Heavy Element Stripping and Aggregation Technique (Uranium-Mushroom) Earth Release: Planetary Gravitational Wave Traction Technique

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The team must stay in order! 1

The Tsuchikage went to help on the night of the Nine-Tails' death alone... And even planned to fight the Nine-Tails one-on-one. Trying to hold the plot together like this isn't the way to go. It's really a bit cruel. What will the people of Iwagakure think of him? How many people died in the battle?

It's clearly a good book, but nobody reads it. It's a masterpiece even among Naruto fanfiction, but unfortunately, the early transitional chapters are too discouraging, and very few people truly appreciate how good this book is.

This resume is really good. To be honest, I had no interest in the concept of the "Fire Consciousness" when watching Naruto, but what truly moved me was this passage from the Iwa ninja. The Iwa ninja's philosophy—the most resilient ninjas are probably the Iwa ninja. They are earth, they are sand, ordinary yet great. We will eventually scatter in the wind and die in the thunder.

After reading the first chapter, the protagonist's IQ is seriously lacking... This plot is just too toxic. A new team member, whom he's never even met, is seen as a comrade-in-arms by the protagonist, who, having just arrived in this world and feeling no sense of belonging, is incredibly excited. When the Dark Guard suspects the new member of being a spy, he openly confronts them and fights them.

I've read half of it. This book could be tagged as a protagonist-torture story. Even after defeating powerful figures like White Fang and Raikage in war, his strength is still only that of a special Jonin, someone who might not even be able to defeat a regular Jonin, and he's often badly injured. While this is true, the author is being incredibly cruel to the protagonist. There aren't any truly satisfying moments yet.

What to do? It's tasteless to eat, but a pity to throw it away.

There are tons of bugs. The ages of some Iwa ninjas are listed almost identically to those from the Fourth Shinobi World War – it's ridiculous. And don't just blindly learn the Rasengan. The Fourth Hokage created the Rasengan, but it's only used as a last-resort technique; it consumes a lot of chakra.