Return to the Late Ming Dynasty with Ninjutsu

The protagonist is so powerful, yet he watches the people starve to death of thirst and refuse to save him. The protagonist himself relies on reputation to increase his strength, but he only lives in a small mountain village. 🤔🤔🤔

Chakra reply and reputation are a bad thing. I don't want to write more about this aspect in the book, and it is really difficult to calculate. But the focus of your whole article is reputation. You also deliberately slowed down the chakra recovery speed. Even if the chakra recovery is slow at the beginning, after fusing the first-generation cells, the chakra still does not increase or recover. Look at how you use ninjutsu to build a city wall in a few chapters before and after fusing the first-generation cells. The difference is only 40 points of chakra, while a B-level ninjutsu only has 20 points. This is too weak, and it is much different from the original work. Since you place so much emphasis on the reputation system, give it more of a role. For example, if people are always gathering around a sacred place and there are no new refugees joining to release the original ninjutsu, they will not give you reputation. Buy some new ninjutsu, or go to other places and throw a few ninjutsu to save people, collect some reputation, and make it easier for your apprentice to conquer the world. Anyway, judging from your trend, you are going to conquer the world. You are not very good at writing about this subject, and it would be even worse if you put it in the history section. In the historical area, there are either pretense and slapstick comedy interspersed with seriousness, or the serious and serious style is carried out to the end. You are a bit too funny. After all, people are suffering from drought. It's not good to show the advanced ideas of modern people in a profound style, it's too contrived. After all, you had the ability to save many people, and gain reputation at the same time, killing two birds with one stone and benefiting yourself, but you didn't do it. After watching most of it, I feel like you will definitely let your apprentice conquer the world in the end. But I guess you won't take action when your apprentice conquers the world, because then the process will be too fast. However, since you can fly and have so many ninjutsu, it is too easy to cause trouble when the world is in severe drought and the people are not wise enough. If you go out and sneak around and save people, it will be too easy when your apprentice is conquering the world. The people's support is what they want and the enemy's morale is low. If you really do it for the people, then you must do your best. If you always stay in one place waiting for people to mess with you, or take action when your apprentice is in trouble, then you are obviously not trying your best. It may even show that you have no interest in making the world stable and the people live and work in peace and contentment, and you have no motivation. If in this situation you still complain that the people are suffering, saying that I have no intention of unifying the world and am only doing this for the sake of the people, then that would be too contrived. This does not mean that the protagonist must have a great consciousness like Bethune or ***. It's just that you haven't taken the initiative to work hard at all. With so many ninjutsu, you can kill thousands of people just by going out and wandering around. Not to mention that you are asked to take two days off a week. Even if you work two days a week, you will still have countless people alive.

, You have been on leave for so long, you will not be kidnapped by black people and taken to a foreign country to mine coal, right?

It's in the history category, it's original and quite interesting. The golden finger is too big, and the rapist will fly into ashes and be annihilated.

Ha? Jumping around China using ninjutsu? Do you think I have no one in China, or do you think the Japanese are so awesome?

Author, do you want to update more?

I like the theme very much, but it's a bit ok. I've watched two episodes.

Why would chakra even need to be exchanged for reputation? Can't you recover on your own? If this is the case, the total population of the world at that time in the Ming Dynasty would only be 300-400 million people. Remember the whole world.

You can't afford to mess with the big boss of Sankai.

I've watched it three times, why don't you come back and update it 😭

The setting should be that chakra will slowly increase over time (either by a percentage or by a fixed amount), or it can be directly exchanged with reputation (faster, but at a cost)

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