The Night Battlefield Through the Sharingan

Chakra, as a power system, isn't particularly strong; it would be easily defeated by powers like Cosmo.

No wonder it's not popular. After reading the first six chapters, it was really baffling. To put it simply, it was full of flaws. The younger sister's character was introduced out of nowhere with no prior setup, and then suddenly she sympathized with Qu Bing and vowed to stay by his side until death, which was absurd.

Will the author write more books in the future? I really liked the Payne book before, what a pity.

I hope this book can be sustained; I've already cast my recommendation vote.

The Naruto series has a decent power ceiling, but its weaknesses are also obvious: low physical abilities. 99% Of ninjutsu requires hand seals; in life-or-death battles, there's hardly any time for hand seals. Aside from the Eight Gates, there aren't many powerful taijutsu techniques. Personally, I prefer One Piece's swordsmanship, taijutsu, Devil Fruits, or otherworldly magic and sorcery.

I've read several of the author's books, and they're too limited by Naruto, lacking innovation. This kind of genre can generate fan fiction while the original work is popular, but once the original work ends, it's quickly forgotten. The Sharingan and Rinnegan will be forgotten in less than five years.

If you keep abandoning a book as soon as you start it, the only result will be a shrinking readership.

This author is obsessed with the Sharingan to the very end.

Keep it up! I read your post about the Rinnegan before, keep it up!

If you're still writing now, you could become popular. Yuewen's (the platform's) recommendation policy has changed, and they've abandoned it just before dawn.