Naruto: The Strongest Blade

After reading a few chapters, I learned that Tachibana Ukyo is a character from "Samurai Shodown" and has far more moves than in "Honor of Kings". Although some people might say that simple and practical moves are the best, the original author put a lot of thought into the design.

The protagonist was doing alright in the early stages, smoothly progressing thanks to his cheat-like abilities. Then, he went out to carry out a mission issued by Konoha. To complete the mission and for self-preservation, he killed an elder from an enemy village. After returning to Konoha, the enemy village said, "You killed my people, you must give an explanation, or we'll start a war?" WTF?

The original author's physical attack system—all techniques in Naruto are collectively called "Konoha Style." Secret techniques, unique techniques, and derivative techniques built upon this foundation are what we call "XX Style," such as "Uchiha Style," "Hatake Style," etc. Regarding the "secret transmission": Firstly, there's the issue of bloodline.

Your moves seem to have never changed; it's always the same few moves 🤫

Let's start a bug thread! Let's post all the bugs that have appeared or will appear here! But let me state beforehand, major bugs can't be fixed, and many minor bugs don't need fixing. So, hehehe 😁😁😁, there won't be too many changes… Also, if there are chapters you don't like, remember to skip them. You should be able to read the rest of the chapters. Don't skip them! Honestly, this book is very good. (○`ε´○) (A certain unruly single author here reveals an innocent smile)

The village's interests supersede individual interests, and from a rational and holistic perspective, the village's actions are understandable. However, from an individual perspective, it's still somewhat disheartening. I hope to see a more rational protagonist who prioritizes personal interests and the relationships with a few close friends, ignoring the concerns of others. 😫😫😫

It's clichéd; first, it falls into the trap of pretentious posturing, then it forces a happy ending—there's very little originality to it.

After reading chapter 67, this book ends. You still don't understand what we want. Let's start a new book! It's already flopped like this, the next one will definitely be better.

Moonlight Gale's ability to pass through walls is possible.

Why even mention Phantom Village? Just padding the word count? Adding this paragraph ruins the whole story.