The Great Artisan of the Ninja World

Wood Release's "Three Rooms, Two Living Rooms" technique can create a house with three rooms and two living rooms, so there's no reason Earth Release couldn't create a stone house with three rooms and two living rooms. Transforming earth into stones of specific shapes is feasible; after all, the Earth Kage Kakashi's Earth Flow Wall is a city wall shape and even comes with four dog heads.

The idea is good, but the plot is bad. It feels like they're forcing people to become rogue ninjas just to build a village.

There's not much to say about the book itself, but it's so frustrating that it deliberately leaves so many flaws that you can't find any to criticize.

Actually, it's a good book, but the plot about having your body stolen was just too toxic... First, the early plot already stated that before the protagonist traveled through time, Ryota had already been poisoned to death by a slow-acting poison, so why is his soul still there? If he were that talented, he wouldn't have been just mediocre.

Good grief, after reading over ten chapters, I really don't understand why the protagonist isn't cultivating or adding experience points. He clearly escaped death and gained 300 experience points, plus the 98 he already had, but he's just filling in free chapters. Can't they be a little more perfunctory?

The stories have become increasingly chaotic since they were published.

Look at the 12 investors, and the author even put it up for sale... Oh my god, is this going to be a hit?

Honestly, the first few chapters were ridiculous... I don't believe any transmigrator would be preparing to build a rocket before even adapting to the new world... How stupid would one have to be...?

Rockets are generally launched along the direction of Earth's rotation; even if launched vertically, they won't hit the ground due to the conservation of angular momentum.

Author, could you please tell me what happens to the protagonist after their body is gone? Is it like this, or what? I don't dare read on.