A Ninja Plays Zed

If you're reading this book, please check out my post. I wouldn't presume to call myself a Shennong (a legendary Chinese immortal), but I'm currently reading it and am on chapter 22. The plot is improving slightly. First of all, I think you can skip the first twenty chapters of this book if you want to read it, as they have basically no connection to the main plot.

I've read dozens of chapters and think it's alright. As long as you can tolerate the protagonist being a lazy bum, wanting to slack off even when war is imminent, having poor strength but no ambition, hemophobia, being disrespectful to the strong but not getting beaten, being pretentious and unrealistic, having inexplicable cheat abilities, and enemies dying in bizarre ways, then this book is a…

My inner troll is back! I only read up to chapter 25 before he died from the poison. First, let's talk about the downsides. The conversion between skill bars and chakra is confusing, and the recovery is also 100% recovery. What about the combat power in the later stages? Kakashi, perhaps? Summoner Spells: Rebirth? (Never heard of it, never seen it.

This protagonist isn't a loser; I think he should just jump into the river!

I came here to see the Master of Shadows, but after reading several chapters I haven't seen him anywhere. The protagonist is also an extremely useless and abnormal person. Any normal person who transmigrates and has a bit of brains and is afraid of death would train a little, but this protagonist just lies there waiting to die.

Have you not heard of the story of Master Bao Sang Le? 🐷

Holy crap, what is this? He's so slow and inefficient, having a cheat ability but not studying it properly, and he doesn't even try. The protagonist must have been a complete waste in his past life, otherwise he wouldn't be this useless.

Well, some people say the protagonist's incompetence is realistic, and that most people are like that in reality. Well, I can only say that's wrong. In reality, at least among everyone I've met, most people don't work hard and just want to slack off at work every day. Why? Because they don't see any room for advancement.

After reading fifty chapters, I haven't seen a single description of the calamity. All I've seen is the protagonist giving up on himself in an environment where he could die at any moment, not even bothering to train his physical abilities to ensure he's fast enough to escape. I can't read any further. Goodbye. 🙏

Oh my god! Are novel synopses now trending towards discouraging readers from reading them?