I Draw My Blade in the Ninja World

What's the point of buying a resurrection item? Just buy an item that boosts your strength. As long as you're strong enough to survive, that's enough. You'll still die after you die anyway, and you'll never be able to beat someone you can't beat. Ultimately, you need to be strong yourself.

My name is Daoguang Ge (Brother Knife Light), and I love to be an interpreter. With the wind at my back, I draw my knife; against the wind, I burn the ground.

The interactions between the protagonist and Lin felt a bit off-putting.

Both of the author's books are like this: they're doing well at the beginning, but then they stop updating after they're released. It's quite frustrating. It's one thing if people don't like it, but this makes even those who do like it lose interest. Who would vote for a book that's neither good nor bad?

If you keep writing like this, I'm going to have to start feeding it. There's no substantial content at all, the pacing is too slow, bro. I feel like I haven't read any of the chapters this week...

As a normal Naruto fanfic, it's well-written. The only problem is that it lacks the essence of Kirito's signature style. It only captured the Smiling Boy's skills, not his true spirit, and isn't as humorous.

Is anyone still playing this lousy game? I downloaded it before, and the servers were so laggy they were practically unplayable; it would take forever to recover. Is this game even playable?

This novel is like a chicken rib—tasteless to read, but a pity to discard.

What does it mean if there's been no update for two days? It means a pigeon, it means a ghost, it's a symbol of 'gg' (a euphemism for being cheated on).

I feel this book is missing something essential; after over 70 chapters, I still haven't seen the Third Hokage say anything to Danzo. "I am the Hokage," it feels a bit off.