A Konoha Ninja's Ordinary Life

The author wanted to suppress the protagonist's strength and forcibly turned the protagonist into a ninja who could only slash with a knife. As a time-travelling person, it is impossible not to know the importance of the divine art of the Three Body Technique. However, after the battle, he didn't use it at all. He only focused on hacking with a knife. Bullshit, right? Then various unknown forces make the protagonist involuntarily go into and out of dangerous situations, with all kinds of helplessness. Every time I'm about to die, it flashes back - I'm going to die like this for the rest of my life. Well, it flashed many times, and every time there was an unknown force arranging for someone to rescue him. In the end, we still have to rely on mutation - he was forced to implant a poison sac, was experimented by Orochimaru, implanted with the flesh and blood of the snake immortal, and became something other than a human or a snake... In short, the title of the book is Ordinary, but with the power of the author, it is a story about a brainless protagonist who rolls and climbs all the way (yes, he has never stood up), who wants to live an ordinary life but does not work hard to change, and his IQ keeps lowering.

The protagonist is mentally retarded and has completely disgraced the time traveler. The identification has been completed. In my opinion, when the protagonist first joined Orochimaru's team and teamed up with Anko, it was a good opportunity to become stronger. When he went to Orochimaru's house to choose the ninjutsu scroll, the protagonist felt as if he had been completely deceived. Instead of choosing the second and third generation water escape ninjutsu theory, he chose water body and water prison. It was really a suffocating operation, and it had a little bit of brain. People will choose the second and third generation theories. This is the basis for people to make great use of Ninjutsu or develop new Ninjutsu. They don't even choose it. It's really speechless. As long as they can fully understand these two theories, they can make great use of Ninjutsu, not to mention developing new Ninjutsu. Just like other novels, if you can make great use of the Three Body Jutsu, it will be awesome. And new ninjutsu can be exchanged based on merit. I don't believe that there is no exchange in Konoha Village. Otherwise, where do the ninjutsus that are not family ninjas come from? There are always ways to obtain ninjutsu. However, the ninjutsu theory of the two generations of Hokage may not be visible. Except for Naruto, who is also a high-ranking member of Konoha, the protagonist can see it in Orochimaru. He actually feels that the theory is not as practical as ninjutsu. It can only be said that it is really picking up sesame seeds and losing watermelons. It can be said that this is how the protagonist can become stronger. The first one failed. Although there may not be an immediate improvement, learning a new ninjutsu will not improve the strength much. After all, the protagonist is just a genin at this time. How much chakra he can have is not as useful as taijutsu. So why not choose a theory that has guiding significance for the improvement of his own strength and water escape, but choose a ninjutsu that only consumes his own chakra but cannot greatly improve his strength. It can only be said that this protagonist is really mentally retarded.

Sorry, I accidentally copied the outline in Chapter 2, sorry!!!! Excuse me!!!! 😭😭😭😭😭

If your protagonist wants to be ordinary, just be an ordinary person. Why should he become a ninja?? I hate this kind of mismatched book!! Why are you pretending to be noble? Shikamaru is the heir to the family. Some people say, who are you? What else do you have? You can say that you have no power and cannot control your own life, and that life and death can be decided by others at will. But will the village just let you eat and wait to die after giving you the power? It's quite honest to say that you don't want your body! Ordinary life?? Forget it, eat tomatoes

The protagonist is ordinary, but why does it feel so bad? After reading so much, the protagonist doesn't even know the basic and very practical ninjutsu (transformation, double, and clone). How did he graduate from school?

Why do ninjas have ninjutsu scrolls on them? Just to be picked up and taught by the protagonist? I feel like the author might as well just give the protagonist a hook. . .

After reading a few chapters, the protagonist only complains all day and night that he is not a descendant of the Otsutsuki clan and has no blood line limit.

The most annoying thing is that you can't live an ordinary life after time travel. If you want an ordinary life, why don't you go to the Snow Country to live in seclusion. Naruto will take care of it anyway. No matter what kind of ninja you are, ninja is an extraordinary profession. Contradictory?

It's just as bland as the title of the book. The protagonist has always been adrift. Don't even know what they are doing. It is said that he has become stronger, but it is very rare to see him taking the initiative to research and develop anything. He is modified or forced by others. I am very confused. I don't know what the protagonist is doing. The protagonist is full of poison, but I have never seen the protagonist develop it.

I am a little tired from reading the book. I guess the author wants to write about what it would be like for a real ordinary person to travel to Naruto. The author should have his own ideas. Let me tell you some of my opinions! The second point is that there is no mistake in the title of the book. He longs for an ordinary life, but cannot get what he wants. The protagonist is a truly ordinary time traveler. Facing the cruel world of Naruto, peace, ordinaryness, and ordinaryness are too far away for him, especially after he is forced to become a ninja. In some novels, the protagonists are cheating and flying, and the title of the book is ordinary, Gou Dao, etc. In fact, the title of their book is wrong. They should have the title of longing for passion, longing for a hearty battle. Some people say that Hyuga Kagami is not hanging, but didn't he also do it manually and win the future by himself? All I can say is that Hyūga Kagami himself is a kake. Can a normal person travel through the past and look at the human body data in the ninja world, and then rely on his own biological knowledge to research the Tsangikan by himself? Although the author also said that there is a lot of luck, is this really something ordinary people can do? There are also the subsequent development of various ninjutsu and research on the boundaries of blood succession. It can only be said that Hyuga Kage is not an ordinary person, he is an out-and-out genius. I was reading the comments before and saw a person saying that the protagonist has a problem with his IQ. Why not use the water escape theory of the second and third generations? Instead, he only needs two water escape ninjutsu. Then he listed a bunch of things that can be done with the water escape theory and creates new ninjutsu. I just want to say, come on, let me give you the Newton-Leibniz formula. Can you please give me this question? What effect can pure theory have on an ordinary person? What if I give you Leibniz's manuscript? Can you understand other people's thoughts? That is a matter of genius. It is serious for us ordinary people to learn ninjutsu. Once we have mastered this ninjutsu, we can look at the theory and maybe we can understand it. Combined with our own practice, we can get our own ideas. Some people say why not practice physical skills? As long as you work hard, you will become much stronger, not to mention competing with Kai and others! Let me reply with my opinion, how can I put it, there is only one Kai in the ninja world! In the ninja world, are there more taijutsu ninjas or ninjutsu ninjas? Why is it that when Taijutsu is so strong, everyone still majors in Ninjutsu? Is the entire ninja world stupid? Obviously not. Judging from the anime, taijutsu is too difficult! Kai, how do you guys practice? That's animal-like training that doesn't treat oneself as a human being. Moreover, it not only requires perseverance, but also requires a lot of talent. If the protagonist wants to play like this, his body will probably fail in less than a month and he will die! And I have to say that the benefits of Taijutsu are too low compared to Ninjutsu. How long has Naruto been practicing Rasengan? It only takes a few days, but how long will it take if you want to gain the attack power of the Rasengan physically? I'm afraid I can't imagine it! Therefore, if your talent is average and the path of Ninjutsu is feasible, no matter who you are, you will major in Ninjutsu, unless others block your path to Ninjutsu. In the end, this book is not about ordinary life in the ninja world, but the story of ordinary time travelers struggling in the ninja world in pursuit of a peaceful life. He is not a cool writer, and looks a little tired. If you encounter something you don't like, try to look at it from an ordinary person's perspective, and you will feel that there is really no big problem with this choice. Hey, the book is okay. Although I haven't read much, I can't stand it now. I'll read it again when I have time!