The Shimada Clan's Journey Through the Ninja World
岛田家族的忍界之旅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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The protagonist keeps following Hashirama's old path, which has proven to be a failure. Distributing tailed beasts to only one country and one village is simply unbearable; it's destined to fail. It's an insult to time travelers.
The Land of Water has so many bloodline limits! It's way stronger than Konoha! Why go back to the Land of Fire? Konoha is only held up by the Senju, Uchiha, and Hyuga clans. The Ino-Shika-Cho clans are dispensable. I think the Land of Water has the most bloodline limits, and they're all quite strong!
Why not unify the ninja clans of the Land of Water? Why insist on returning to the Land of Fire? Just to curry favor with Konoha? In terms of ninja quality, the Mizuki, Hozuki, and Kaguya clans are only slightly inferior to the Shimada, Senju, and Uchiha clans.
Hanzo's greatest skill was swordsmanship, but because he killed his brother, he switched to archery.
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The distribution of the Tailed Beasts felt like a major blunder. It was supposedly for peace, but a large part of the later Shinobi World Wars stemmed from the fact that every major ninja village possessed a Tailed Beast. The protagonist, knowing the plot and given the increased intelligence the author gave him, couldn't possibly be unaware of this.
So why release Madara? Are you afraid of Black Zetsu? Does that mean you can't kill him if Madara kills you, because you're afraid of Black Zetsu? It's more like Madara was seriously injured and rescued. In this plot, just knocking him unconscious and leaving him there is just to avoid attracting Black Zetsu's attention. That's more likely to get noticed!
I haven't read the book yet, but after reading some reviews, I can roughly tell that the author doesn't have their own development path and is just padding the main plot with numbers. I don't know if you guys have seen the Rise of the Whirlpools, the plot of which is that you guys fight, I slowly develop and climb up high technology, and then take them all down in one wave.
Seeing over 300 points for the Tailed Beasts was so stupid. I gave them all my monthly tickets, and this was such a brainless move at the end. You built up so much foreshadowing, captured eight Tailed Beasts, and in the end it was just to sell them for money and follow the same old plot lines. The beginning was so well-written, you had the writing skills, and then you pulled this stunt at the end, wasting my time and money!!!
Seeing that it was going to be pay-to-play, I quickly glanced at the table of contents and realized it was back in the Land of Fire, so I promptly stopped watching. In the Land of Water, the protagonist and his clan had the potential to unify the country, creating a unified nation and ninja village. But instead, they went back to the Land of Fire. Why? What's the point?