They All Call Me the Strongest Illusionist

Already rewarded 15,000 starting coins~ Daily Guide has finally given me a few novels about the underworld. Finally, there is a protagonist written by the author who has the IQ of a normal person and knows how to do things. I didn't waste time writing about things that had nothing to do with the main plot and made it seem irritating. I didn't rely on a "superficial brother" here or a "giant baby companion" or a group of "intellectually deficient" passers-by from time to time to advance the main plot or create readers' mentality. Things that are not easy to deal with, such as family ties and love, are at least not sloppy and unappetizing. People seem to express themselves quite well. After all, in a normal family, if you ask your mother/father if she loves you, she will definitely say that she loves you (some even say it several times a day without asking) There is no problem in finishing the book. I was really happy after reading it anyway. Someone has to read it if it has a million words. You can look forward to the author's next book, as long as you don't sell it like a sheep's head. The invincible novel is cowardly and aggrieved, the farming novel is about wandering around and wants to die quickly, and the protagonist of the brain-burning novel has an intellectual defect. If you don't want to finish the book and start writing about intellectually disabled passers-by/brothers/friends/enemies, then keep chasing. Samsara Paradise now feels a bit like a routine. In the beginning, it also felt like Infinite Literature. Why are there people reading it? There are various reasons why authors fail, but successful authors should at least make their works vivid and real in the beginning. If you run out of inspiration, take a leave of absence or talk to a few readers in the world. Write down your ideas. It will be somewhat helpful to pick them up when creating.

To be honest, the back is a bit sloppy and the back is a bit watery.

The bad thing about this book is that the author's timeline is written according to the formula. It probably persuaded a lot of people to quit. In the anime, Yuan Fei became the young Sannin who was only accepted by the Third Hokage as his apprentice. You, the second generation, who chose Kage Guardian F4 are already 37, and the Sannin protagonist is 20, which is outrageous. The Sannin are all 20-30 in World War II. It's been three battles, and you still haven't shown any signs of this battle. You might as well make a timeline yourself, because most book friends come from anime and manga timelines. The formula book was filled in by Kishimoto wherever he thought. It doesn't match the anime and manga at all. If it weren't for this, I guess the results would be much better.

Whenever Tsunade is the heroine, I have to come and take a look 🤓

Is it a disadvantage that fan fiction deviates from the plot of the original novel? This is the fanfic about changing misfortune into beauty, otherwise just read the original novel

As for illusions, the illusions of the protagonist in the novel "It Turns Out to Be Me", which I am currently reading, are really eye-catching to me. They directly deceive the rules... Apply illusions to the stone to make the stone think it is a rabbit, and then the stone turns into a rabbit. Apply illusions to the enemy who was crushed into powder by the protagonist to make him think that he is still alive and forcefully resurrect him (although the duration is not long)

Naruto was born in Konoha 51, and the Fourth Ninja War ended in Konoha 68. On this basis, by adding or subtracting the character's age, you can get the character's birth time. The more controversial points should be the following two points. First: Minato's birth time is not included in the setting collection, but Minato and Kushina are at the same time. Minato's birth time can be calculated based on Kushina's age. Second, the time of Kagami's death or the time of Shisui's birth. (Special thanks to Zhihu boss Dark Red Danyang for sorting out the timeline [Manually Well-behaved].) According to the content of the set, the Second Ninja War occurred in Konoha 37. Pushing forward 20 years, that is, the first outbreak of Konoha 17 During the Second Ninja World War, Hashirama died around this time (the important evidence is Tsunade's age. She was born in the 13th year of Konoha, and she had just turned 4 years old at this time, which coincides with Hashirama's memories of Tsunade's gambling in the Fourth War) Akimichi Torifu and others marked their age, and only Uchiha Kagami marked his age. In other words, in the 37th year of Konoha, Uchiha Kagami may have died during the retreat, or he may have died on the battlefield. Pushing forward, we can conclude that Uchiha Mirror was born in Konoha 12 years. (In other words, Hiruzen is 12 years older than Akimichi Tofaze, and 17 years older than Uchiha Kagami..., And he can no longer complain.) And Itachi was born in Konoha 46 years ago, and Shisui is at least 4 years older than Itachi. Then let's do a simple addition and subtraction. Assume that Shisui was born in Konoha 42 years, 42-12=30. In other words, if Kagami is Shisui's grandfather, then Kagami would have to give birth to Shisui's father when he was 15 years old, and Shisui's father would have to give birth to Shisui when he was 15 years old... With all due respect, I personally cannot accept it after receiving modern education. (I can't do that, I firmly uphold the policy of late birth and late childbearing!) So, in the setting of this book, Kagami died in Konoha 37, Shisui's mother happened to be pregnant in this year, and gave birth to Shisui in Konoha 38, which means Shisui is 8 years older than Itachi (... It's hard to explain in one word, this age difference is not perfect in my opinion.). Ahem, that's all. Wait, finally, let me sort it out for you. The first ninja war broke out in Konoha in the 17th year. The Second Ninja War broke out in Konoha 37. The Third Ninja War broke out in Konoha from 1948 to 1950. In the 51st year of Konoha, Naludo and Saas were born. The plot of Konoha 63 begins. Konoha 64 and a half years, Shippuden begins. Two and a half years later, Naruto returned to the village, which was Konoha 67. Konoha 68 Finale. That's all, thank you all for seeing this (with a reluctant tone...)

If you don't understand, just ask if Minato and Kushina are CPs. If not, don't read. Anyone would be fine if Naruto broke them up, but Minato and Kushina were a perfect match, and it would be pointless to break them up.

The strongest illusion is not fear but loneliness. In the endless darkness, you can't feel your body, only your consciousness exists, you can't do anything, and you end up becoming a living dead.

Height 178cm and weight 50kg. Skinny and skinny.

As soon as I read the first chapter, I wanted to know where it came from. The most annoying setting is that the Kurama clan does not know ninjutsu or taijutsu. Kurama Yakumo is in poor health. The Kurama clan members who appeared on TV did not notice that any of the Kurama clan members are in poor health. Kurenai Yuhi is a genjutsu ninja. Is his health bad? Taijutsu is the most basic thing. Which ninja doesn't know taijutsu? Throwing shurikens is not taijutsu, using a knife to cut people is not taijutsu, and fighting people with a few moves is not taijutsu. The Kurama clan is set to know nothing but illusions, and others can't run away. It's so nonsense. I think every ninja has something good at it, and specialization is nothing else. Take the Yamanaka clan as an example of spiritual expertise. You can't say that he doesn't know taijutsu. Ino's weakness in taijutsu is her fault. Then in the later period, the taijutsu of the Yamanaka next to Danzo was good enough. If they all require taijutsu like Mike Kay, there won't be many in the entire ninja world.

Although the timeline is weird, it is understandable, but in order for the protagonist to be Hokage, many parts are too forced. The first is to select the bodyguards among the Jonin. This scene cannot be small, otherwise the Jonin will not be able to perform well. Tsunade and the others can see with telescopes, but others can see nothing. Then there are Fugaku, Hizashi and Nizashi who also have attitude problems. A strong protagonist does not mean a high IQ. Even if the family has internal problems such as a high IQ, they will not think of asking outsiders for help. As for Hinata, it's even more outrageous. A family that specializes in taijutsu would only want to find a jounin teacher who specializes in illusions if their brains are broken. To be fair, the subject matter written by the author is quite attractive, but I don't know who influenced him to write the Hokage line. Writing the Hokage line requires good enough writing and a barely reasonable outline. To make a movie that relies on the author to forcefully cheat and convince the major families, is this comfortable to watch?

Come on, author, I can feel the author's emotions. There is no doubt that the author has become a real writer, able to put me into scenes, battles, conversations, and emotions.

Tsunade

No, no, hey, the system has come out again. These days, the system makes me vomit. If I read more, I still like to be down-to-earth and become stronger. This kind of scientific research and thinking about becoming stronger is the most popular one. As long as your analysis is reasonable and not excessive.

You only need to do one thing to make it to the finale safely, go to a ramen restaurant and become a boy

In fact, I really hope that Qidian can come up with such a function, which allows the author to see how many people have read to which chapter, and how many people have stopped reading. Then, although I am not saying that I want the author to understand anything, I just hope that I can refer to the readers' suggestions. Of course, deliberately looking for trouble does not count.

Seeing that the heroine is Tsunade, I decided to pay attention 😌

The author always says that the physical problem of Kurama is a foreshadowing. The problem is that the foreshadowing is laid quietly. Only at the moment when the mystery is revealed will it give people a sense of enlightenment. The protagonist's physical problem is obviously set up by the author deliberately. The taste of design is very strong. This is not a foreshadowing at all, it can only be regarded as a failed design.

The protagonist's family is really crazy and happy. No wonder the illusion is so powerful👍🏻

Children cannot decide their own birth. Only parents can decide whether to have children. It would be better not to have children if they are born but not raised.

After reading Chapter 20, Kurama Blood Successor can actually be developed in the direction of Aizen. The problem is that the author really wrote this. If he disagrees, the system turns on the nightmare mode and uses the fear value to kill people. I am totally convinced.

The writing is quite strange, but as I continued reading, it was a bit bland. There were forced turns in many places and clumsy manipulations, which made the story strange.

The relationship between the male and female protagonists is so strange. After careful calculation, from the time they met during the Tobirama era to the Narusa era, they only spent a few years together. . . 1. The male protagonist is an emotional idiot. He was chased and engaged, but he didn't make a move on Tsunade. After the engagement, there were frequent wars. After being together for about three or four years, he finally got pregnant. . . 2. Tsunade was blackmailed when she gave birth to a child, and it took me an unknown amount of time to wake up. Then Tsunade had conflicts because she couldn't bear to think about it, and abandoned her husband and son for 7 years. . . 3. The protagonist is very generous, licking the ground and getting back together with Tsunade. Not long after they got back together, he planned to leave to challenge Otsutsuki. It has been 16 years since he left. I thought the protagonist finally became a god, but the protagonist gave up the godhood. Well, you have been busy these 16 years in vain. . .

The stupidest way to use the abilities of the Kurama clan is to go to the front line. They can be used as teachers, interrogators, spies, and guards. These will be more useful later on the front line.

I can't stand the last few chapters, and I won't go into details about the confusing timeline before. I definitely didn't expect the mirror to be dark, and I don't think the reasons are reasonable. After all, it is not reality. Reality is bizarre, but writing novels must be reasonable.

The protagonist's family is really complicated.

Personal illusion direction The biased immersion of positive emotions makes it more difficult for the magician to escape The biased influence of negative emotions. The magician takes actions that are unfavorable to the scene because of the illusion Control of the five senses, lose one or more of the five senses at the same time, constantly switch the five senses controlled, and adjust the sensitivity of the five senses. To put it simply, controlling the five senses can be said to be a magical one-on-one skill. At the same time, losing the five senses can cause problems in movement. Constant switching of the senses can also lead to chaotic combat rhythms and even brain dizziness, all of which have a great impact on combat effectiveness.

Although I like Minato very much, and I also like Kushina very much, I also think that Cong Hai, who is the original author of this book, is very good. If possible, please have more scenes (//∇//) Wow, I'm being sensationalized.

It's quite thoughtful, and there aren't many people who can write about illusions in a meaningful way. I support it.