The Reincarnation Eye and the Extraordinary World

This system is really rubbish. It can't even collect a single magic bead. The protagonist's reincarnation eye has also been cut into a dog shape. The viewing distance is 60 meters. Even the Byakugan is better than you. It's a mess.

The subject matter was originally quite novel, but the content was too trivial. I was persuaded to quit the book after the first three chapters, so I have to say goodbye 😅

I like the author's book very much, but the problem is that the power of the Naruto system is extremely unsystematic and has too many logical errors. Ultimate power is not something that can be cultivated. It is all innate or can be transplanted. Speechless😒. The animation is just beautiful.

The writing is very good and has been completed

Please let that Audrey fend for herself, and hope that the protagonist will not save her. It happens every time. Every time the protagonist goes missing, he rescues her intentionally or unintentionally, but she never takes her kindness seriously. She still has the nerve to hand over her sister to the protagonist, and the protagonist still protects her sister. Is it because she owed her in the previous life?

Why is it a Hokage system? At first glance, it feels fragile, without a future, and all kinds of weak. A kid of several years old can become a master, and he can jump to the top level of combat power in his teens. The short-lived chakra system is really unlovable. Other systems are all about getting stronger and increasing lifespan. As a result, Japan's system has all kinds of fancy short-lived dogs. I hope the protagonist has other energy systems, otherwise I won't even be interested in watching it.

I just watched it, and I don't quite understand why it is necessary to use the energy of the chakra system. Wouldn't it be better to change the magic and use magic to support the reincarnation eye? Using chakra in a fantasy world is a big deal. It's better to watch Naruto fan fiction... I remember that the setting of chakra is energy extracted from cells combined with mental power. This is simply a chronic suicide, right... Using the chakra system without the presence of the sacred tree is simply useless. Pitfalls... Obviously the Tenseigan is a super plug-in in the fantasy world. The Byakugan is the most basic clairvoyant and can be used for research. Clairvoyance is equivalent to a microscope. The Tenseigan can manipulate puppets and objects like the hands of a mage, and has explosive star-level skills. The most important thing is that the eyes still look good. The chakra mode can also be changed to the magic burst mode... Magic power can promote the leap of life, but chakra turns people into inhuman and short-lived... The initial setting of chakra is to consume mental power and combine it with your own cells to extract it. Cell division is a good thing. , But it is not a good thing to constantly squeeze cells to accelerate division and consume mental energy every day. Suppose you get up every morning to extract a round of chakra, then basically you can't even think about accomplishing anything in a day. What else do you think you can accomplish if you stay up all night long without rest? AB only filled this hole after the Sacred Tree came later. But let me ask you, without the sacred tree, you have been squeezing your own potential. Do you think you are dying fast enough?

Now that you have chakra, why not practice the basic training of ninjas? The ability of ninjas to fly over walls and adapt to all-terrain combat is also very advantageous.

The pace is too fast, and the protagonist is a sacrifice for a minor protagonist. It is very unreasonable to investigate the situation so quickly. One-way transparency of information is very unreasonable. Unless the protagonist intervenes in the main plot, it stands to reason that the black swan is revealed in the side plot, and the possibility of being known is very low. For example, the tiger will not know that the ant dragged away the food scraps it dropped. The first apprentice was a character whose name his teacher couldn't even remember, and the protagonist was captured and transformed into a skeleton by him. Even if the people who follow him know what he is doing at most, they don't know who his prey is? This is all done in secret. The biggest problem with this plot is that the author takes God's perspective for granted.

The previous book felt generally okay, the protagonist's IQ was online, but the plot in the later stages was too confusing.

This book is extremely poisonous, and its crown is as high as the top of a crane.

This story was quite fresh at the beginning, but after I read Chapter 190, I dare to say a few words. In the first one, the protagonist has only done one thing so far, saving people, and all the people he saved were girls. Either this one was kidnapped, or the other one disappeared. I'm a little tired of watching it. The second point is that the so-called system of the protagonist was basically useless in the end. I looked at the many settings of Naruto. As a result, the battle was basically the Tailed Beast Jade, and the others were basically forgotten, so those card drawings and upgrades were basically useless. The third point is, I don't know what the protagonist wants to do and what his purpose is. If you don't know what the protagonist wants, you really don't have a sense of involvement and it feels like you are just dawdling.

Conflict for the sake of conflict. . .

Why is gravity used as suction for the protagonist, but not repulsion? Let's take a look at the four basic forces of the universe. Otsutsuki Toneri didn't learn much about being on the moon, so he didn't know how to use gravity. As a modern man, the protagonist doesn't know how to use gravity. He only pulls people towards him. Toneri can also use gravity to control the moon to collide with the earth, giving the enemy a force to fight. Isn't it fun to fight? The repulsion force is used as a bullet launcher, which is also addictive. That's all for the complaints. I won't talk about the basic functions of chakra. I don't expect the protagonist to develop the Rasengan. He can only rely on the system to survive. Without the system, he can't become stronger.

After reading Chapter 246, I finally couldn't help but want to complain. Some of the shortcomings in the author's writing have been pointed out by others before. Why do you still do this? How many times have you saved the other party? Although you have gained points, what did the other party give you in return? You go to the other party to look for clues and ask what reward you will receive. I don't understand, I don't understand. I have some ideas and some themes, but I just refuse to repent.

This reincarnated eye is too short, it's only 20 meters, you should at least go 200 meters

I've never understood it. If you don't have the delicate writing skills to describe it, you can't describe the emotional scene, so why do you have to forcefully add it in? Shuangwen doesn't have the style of Shuangwen, and it's not like light novels. It's completely different.

This plot is really speechless. The author wanted to write a story about the kid being beaten and the big kid coming, but he was worried about being criticized by readers, so he wrote about the kid being in debt and the big kid having to come, and then he found the protagonist before the police even though he didn't know anything.

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Well, the Tenseigan is an advanced version of the Byakugan, so the basic abilities of the Byakugan should still be there, right? I don't feel like I have the ability to manifest it.

The protagonist kills a monster at the beginning and almost brings out a god. And what the hell is the range of the reincarnated eye being 30 meters? Baiyan was always talking about kilometers from the beginning.

In the past, many of the eye plug-ins were Mikiko, Straight Death, Distortion, Future Vision, etc. Later, they became the Sharingan, Byakugan, and the Rinnegan. And then, even now, they became the Tenseigan Rinnegan.

The Reincarnation Eye is neither as good as the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan nor as good as the Samsara Eye. It is very useless.

The tailed beast is still afraid of death, and the protagonist also has murderous intentions towards the tailed beast, joking that the tailed beast was created by the system

The protagonist's behavior does not conform to the logic of normal people, and the dialogue is so childish that it makes you laugh!

The setting in the book is really cloudy, and the plot is very white, with no ups and downs.

Killing from beginning to end, killing and killing all the way, it makes people numb.

I think it's actually pretty good. Why isn't it updated?

Compared with the previous book, it doesn't look like it was written by one person at all.

Isn't the protagonist a noble? Why can these common people be so classless? Especially since the Knights are still an official organization. If it's those bandits or other villains who don't take nobles seriously. But what is it about the state institutions that look down upon the aristocrats of state units? Are you looking down on the king? These civilian knights don't want to climb up, do they? No matter how hard you don't take the protagonist seriously, you'll just pretend to be on the surface. Did the author forget his own settings as he wrote?