A Superman in the Ninja World

Either you don't write about Superman, and if you write about Superman's abilities and deliberately undercut him, I'll be unhappy. If I'm unhappy, of course I won't be able to watch it anymore.

Does the author know that by weakening Superman's ability in this way, the sense of immersion will become worse? Rather than trying to balance it, he might as well write an invincible story.

The author actually says that Superman's mental resistance is not low. Except for Green Lantern Hal, no one in the Zhenglian series has a mental resistance as good as Superman. For example, at the end of the Joker issue, Batman was killed too many times by the Joker and suffered a mental breakdown. Superman asked the ghost to transfer the pain to him, and he did not collapse. This is enough to show that Superman's mental resistance is very high.

Um, don't spray me. I'm just trying to be fair to the author. After reading a few chapters, I found out that they were all criticizing the author for saying that Superman has low magic resistance. It's normal for everyone to complain about this, but other authors have said that it is an extremely weakened version in the early stage. The extremely weakened version of the Kryptonian bloodline has just been exposed to the sun for a year and wants to be able to resist genjutsu at least as a chuunin. Isn't it a bit exaggerated 😅

Book Title: The Waste Superman in Naruto

To be fair, if the Superman in this book had been written as planned, it would have been completed in 100 chapters. It would be more interesting to activate Superman's talents step by step and make up for the shortcomings of low magic resistance. It can be said that in addition to the protagonist's attempt to die in the early stage, he did not survive before development, revealed the plot indiscriminately, and also liked Luli Basuo's explanation, which was very annoying. The more he wrote and learned later, the loopholes became fewer and fewer. I agree with the above and suggest the author delete the malicious comments.

Personal opinion If he really were a superman, I think only taijutsu would be of some use. Are other ninjutsu useful? Does the two rays of light do much damage to the eyes? ? ? ? It is true that the flying thunder god is very powerful, but for Superman, it is just average, right? Useful?

It felt okay at first, and I could accept my weak abilities and gradually become stronger, but in Chapter 8, it felt like a trap. You said that awakening your ability will also weaken your mental strength. I also accepted it. This is really a poisonous point. I don't know how much stronger a superman's mental power is than you, an ordinary person. You can either not add any mental power and say that the opponent is a powerful jounin in genjutsu. Even if I have to be weak, I will accept it. I don't know if book lovers are most annoyed by this kind of forced weakening. If there is no such poisonous point, the results will probably be much better. Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it.

I don't know since when there was a lot of nonsense about Superman's weak magic resistance. Superman's magic resistance is weak compared to his own physical defense, not weaker than ordinary people. How can ordinary people have this mysterious sense of superiority in magic resistance in front of Superman? In addition, Superman's ability is to absorb sunlight and become stronger naturally. This is an ordinary Superman who has not practiced the energy system. But after cultivating the energy system, can it be calculated like a normal Superman? Even an ordinary person who repairs chakra can resist genjutsu, right? Is Superman getting weaker with practice? Finally, Superman's body of steel already exists before it absorbs sunlight. Compared with ordinary people, there is no saying that it is weak in the early stage. Superman is a character that many people like. The author's blackening of Superman is an insult to the viewers who like Superman. If someone else blackmailed a girl or an idol that the author likes into a pile of shit, would you be happy?

To be honest, I have read this book several times but ignored it. I really ran out of books to read, so I thought about it and clicked in. In the early stage, the settings were so-so, but I could keep watching. In the middle and later stages, it gave me great surprises and surprises. It doesn't follow the plot routine at all, and the relative characteristics of each character can be reflected. Except that the protagonist sometimes has a weak sense of existence and is somewhat restrained in 70% of the parts I have seen so far. This is indeed a book that makes me very happy. It is really becoming more and more difficult to write a Naruto fanfic. Readers are tired of reading it and the author is tired of writing it. It's quite happy to put new wine in an old pot. In order to prevent people from saying that I am a troll, because there are quite a lot of negative reviews on this book, in view of this situation, I might as well click on my profile to see if there should be no trolls with my subscription volume. To sum up, that's it