Naruto: My Ninjutsu Is Nothing Special

I don't quite understand what the protagonist wants to do. He disbanded the family and established a less cohesive organization. In the Warring States Period, there was no chance to recruit people. At present, it seems that he is going to kneel down and lick the Senju and then join Konoha. Although it is true that he can only do this without cheating and defeating Hashirama, but it feels really meaningless.

It is really a strange cultural phenomenon that the name of Naruto can dominate the ninja class. Is this the reality that affects Kishimoto's creative philosophy?

This book is actually quite well written, very witty and imaginative, but its biggest flaw and most fatal flaw is that the world is completely different whether there is a protagonist or not. In other words, I don't even know what the protagonist is doing in this world, and I feel like he is the same as him. Even if there is a protagonist, the others will still have tragedies. Whether they are there or not, it is all in vain and boring.

The Seventh Sister is just like a tool person. They suddenly met and got to know each other and then ran away in the development of the organization, leaving behind a precious legacy of the time-travel machine. Then she was resurrected and gave birth to the Uzumaki clan within two chapters and then died at the speed of light.

It becomes more and more boring in the later stages. Once you become strong and then do nothing, it is called divinity, but in reality you don't know what to do, so that's it. What disgusts me the most is that today I have to fuse Uchiha Shimada's Sharingan. Let's just fuse it. Are you afraid that your eyes will be contaminated? When you ride a horse and eat Otsutsuki wood, you are not polluted? Don't say that the fruit of the sacred tree is not human, in fact you are eating humans now.

In Naruto fandom, I often see people questioning the unreasonable national system of Ninja Village, and then mocking the little Japanese weirdos. It feels like these people's understanding of the system is completely at the level of primary school students. They think that they can ignore the world's systems if they have force, but they completely forget one premise: whether your force is invincible and whether everyone else supports you. It's like a Kage-level person is indeed very powerful and has a chance to kill a big name, but there are many others who are similar to him. Why can you be the boss? You said that all the ninjas worked together to overthrow the daimyo system and became superiors themselves. Then why didn't those military soldiers in ancient China work together to overthrow the civil servant group and the decadent royal family and become superiors themselves? A pure competition of force, like the war period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, cannot last long. There are also ninjas who are not cultivators and have the same life span as ordinary people. If you rise to power, manage various people's livelihoods, and consume energy, you are destined to fail to keep up with your own practice and your strength will be replaced by others. If you only rely on force to hold power and let other people manage it, it will be no different from the warlord era. Others who have more force than you will not obey you, and others will also want to be in power. No matter what the system is, it will eventually form a stable ecology, and it cannot be entirely based on strength. Unless you have the strength of Otsutsuki, or like a fantasy cultivator, the gap in strength is huge, and you do not rely on the world, and your life span is still long. Those who simply think that strength determines everything have no concept of social system at all.

The book is good, but the author just likes to let the protagonist contribute silently, doing the work secretly without anyone knowing, and helping the village solve a lot of troubles with incredible strength. However, in the eyes of the villagers, the protagonist is just a dead man who has passed away. It doesn't count to say that he is behind the scenes. It is just the protagonist doing his own thing, which is not that exciting.

When I saw Qimei's death and all kinds of negative feedback, I immediately skipped the episode. At that time, I felt that the author would become a big mess sooner or later. As a result, I came back today and saw the last update four days ago. Then I opened the book circle and found a flood of negative reviews. I am really glad that I chose to keep books at that time.

However, it means that Yu Zhen went back in time and gave Xiao Qi to Qimai. If this life is just like the first time we met

Up to now, Xiao Qi has changed from a good friend to a pure and disgusting troublemaker.