Playing with Hidden Weapons in the Shinobi World

Do you guys have this feeling that the introductions to Jiu Zhi Yan are all silly, while the actual text is all very serious?

Referring to the Tang Clan in the game Moonlight Blade, one could try combining puppetry techniques with mechanical hidden weapons.

Seven Flavors House, my scent drama, was written so well, and then it suddenly ended. Aren't you sad? To be honest, of all the novels I've read, this is the best, because I feel the protagonist's personality is very similar to mine. I don't like anything related to fighting; I just want to be a carefree person...

Does the author even know what the Tang Clan is? The entire Douluo Continent, hahaha. I first learned about the Tang Clan in an online game, and they've appeared in many martial arts and fantasy novels I've read. So, the Tang Clan you're writing about is the same as the one in Douluo Continent?

Nothing has changed. Hizashi is dead, Shisui is dead, Itachi defected, and the Uchiha clan is gone too. Everyone who deserved to die is dead. It was all for nothing... 🤔

In the early stages, it was manageable, but in the later stages, with combat power at the level of Super Shadow and Six Paths, does the Tang Sect have any hidden weapons that can compare?

Tang Sect has been turned into something vulgar by Tang San Shao; it's annoying to even look at.

Speechless. I just don't understand when people started believing chakra could be stored. Chakra is designed to be used immediately after refinement. Even Naruto's ability to use it was due to his Uzumaki clan's inherent vitality and the addition of tailed beast chakra. If it could be stored, do you think Might Guy couldn't have achieved the finale?

Starting with Douluo Continent and Tang Sect was a real mistake...

I don't understand why the protagonist has to get involved with the Uchiha clan, especially since they're both traitors who like Itachi and Shisui. Traitors are the worst! 😰