
Transmigrating All at Once: If It’s Too Hard, Just Don’t Do It!
同时穿越,难办那就别办!
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
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- Light Novel
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- ACG Fanfiction
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- 8mo ago
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Do not subscribe! Do not subscribe! The content is almost entirely the original work; the few original modifications are disgusting. The author could easily overpower it but chooses to endure it. The author has strange fetishes and feels a bit like a male lecher.
Becoming Jiraiya's apprentice is completely unnecessary and only adds unnecessary constraints, doing more harm than good. Moreover, in terms of relationships, the protagonist's own enemy, Danzo, is practically transformed into someone of the same generation as the protagonist's grandmaster—it's just plain annoying.
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After reading the free chapters, here are my brief thoughts. Putting aside the controversial plot, the story itself is just an ordinary 99-times-long quick transmigration novel. There are no witty remarks, no outrageous actions, and nothing of originality from the author. The pacing is rather mediocre, there aren't many exciting moments, and the author often writes repetitive content.
Naruto's supposed disciple Jiraiya? With the protagonist's abilities, he could easily defeat Jiraiya. Even without Sage Mode, Jiraiya was only at the Kage level. The protagonist's overpowered physical strength could easily withstand Jiraiya's defensive ninjutsu, forcefully use Flying Thunder God Technique to get to Jiraiya's side, and kill him. It's disgusting.
The main character in Naruto wasn't handled well.
Despite possessing the strength of an all-around Kage and the ability to easily retreat using the Flying Thunder God Technique, he still acted so passively. Wouldn't it have been better to have Danzo's Sharingan circulated and formed an alliance with the Uchiha clan? Instead, he insisted on becoming Jiraiya's student. If he had waited a while longer, he would have been invincible. It was all unnecessary. Jiraiya couldn't have taught him anything.
Briefly, A Certain Magical Index is nearing level 6? What's the use of that? Just waiting to die?
The main character defeated Danzo, so why did he go and become Jiraiya's disciple? Has he gotten used to being a lackey?
The author specifically wrote that only Jiraiya could obtain Sage Chakra, which made me want to laugh. Six Paths Sages made contact, instantly transforming into Sage Mode; Madara attacked Hashirama, and obtained Sage Mode with a single touch, then said, "That's it..." It was already disgusting enough, but then they gave a special explanation, which made it even worse. The author probably didn't even watch Naruto properly.
The protagonist says he's already at the level of an admiral, but still quite far from being one of the Four Emperors, so he shouldn't encounter one, otherwise he'll be killed with a single blow. Have you even watched One Piece? Even if you're a fan of the Four Emperors, you can't be this ridiculous. Right now, one of the Four Emperors could kill an admiral with a single blow?
The plot of someone at the level of a movie star becoming an apprentice is so brainless.