Grinding Experience in Konoha

This author, you don't want to not read this book every day, right?

By the way, in Naruto, the upper limit of sword skills is not low, right? At the level of White Fang and Mifune, he can be considered a mini-boss even in the later stage. If equipped with a fairy mode, the environment will not retreat until Kaguya comes out If I have to say it, what Naruto can use in the later stage is the fairy eyes, fairy body and fairy mode. But these are either innate, and if you have to write, it is better to arrange them into the family directly at the beginning; or you must at least graduate from the ninja school before you can get in touch with them, and the protagonist can't get them. The most critical point is that the protagonist does not have many choices, but has nothing, and relies entirely on the teacher's support. In this case, it's good to have a systematic training method. I really don't understand why the protagonist would look down on it.

What was written before is so good, and the preparation is hard work and new techniques are developed, and there is also system possession. In the end, the Sharingan is still inseparable? What a weird circle. I specially ordered a chapter to express my displeasure.

It's very awkward when the team comes out, even if there are twelve little heroes in it. It gives people the impression that primary school students have formed an army. Under the leadership of a few particularly awesome primary school students, they were lucky enough to complete a mission, and then they actually dared to organize it. Parents of primary school students can really accept it.

It's so embarrassing to watch. The plot seems to be trying to imitate the anime. What kind of bond are you looking for? Watching the anime and the BGM can hide this. Just reading the text makes me dig my toes. There is no emotional foreshadowing, the whole book is about training, and there are only a few words of communication in the article, can it be regarded as foreshadowing? Don't write these emotional plots. If you say something touching in the anime and directly transfer it to the text, it will only be embarrassing. Sorry, abandoned.

I would like to ask, why do so many people praise this book? I feel like people who haven't read the original work or high-quality fan fiction are praising it. I don't understand.

Chakra itself is the fusion of body and spirit. Extracting divided cells for a long time will shorten the life span. Generally, ninjas use the current extraction method. Chakra extraction is not that mysterious and needs some skills at most to be quick. Chakra control technology is roughly shaped with chakra knife, puppet silk, Tsunade's strange power and Chakra. After mastering the change of nature, you can directly make fire and generate electricity, the kind of adsorption like climbing trees and treading water And the protagonist's perception can only be considered passive, not the secret of perception and sealing, Chakra's blessing for ninjas. If a ninja is a ninja, it will be considered passive, but not the thunder escape chakra mode.

There is an invisible setting in Naruto, which is also the true situation of Japanese society in reality! That is xenophobia, extreme xenophobia! Without this setting in Konoha, ninjas from Kirigakure and other ninja villages would have fled to other places long ago! After all, Japan is an island country and has never experienced face-to-face competition. For example, in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, talents would have a long way to go.

It feels like a huge poisonous spot, and I only feel like there are two of them at the moment. Let's not mention the minor points. One is that the plot between Shisui and Sasuke was not well portrayed. Sasuke left with his family. To be honest, it would be better to just die and leave him alone. The portrayal is not good. It's not that saving people is not good. It's because of Shisui's intrusion and spirit. Space, the description of the whole paragraph is not good, and the second one, I think most people fell here, Ninja Brigade, I'm sorry, I'm really angry about this, let alone the readers' feelings, in this case, do you think such a Ninja Brigade is good? Isn't it superfluous? Even if you win over people, it's not enough to graduate from the same class. Their teachers teach different things. What's the point of not separating? What kind of tasks require your team? There is so much to complain about, I don't know where to start.

I can't figure out how to bring all the students into a group,,,, I say it's for my own team, but the protagonist has feelings for them, and says it's for their own good,,, this is a war, how strong the protagonist is now, so what if he can drive Susana,,, Minato couldn't save the students,,, with so many rookies, he will definitely die on the battlefield,,, I don't know what I'm thinking.