Naruto: I Have a Status Panel

The author himself seems quite unfamiliar with many of the Naruto concepts. First of all, the title of Jonin does not refer to mere strength, but rather to a comprehensive evaluation given by an organization like a village. Different organizations have different evaluation criteria. If we only look at strength, Naruto and Sasuke would still be Genin.

My god, the protagonist's brain is amazing. If you want to do business and keep the orphanage afloat, there are plenty of ways. Not to mention commerce, you could work hard in the catering industry and make money. You could also come up with invention ideas. Why are you making penicillin?

After reading the escort mission scene in chapters 46/47, I couldn't continue. The employer, despite being very wealthy and knowing they would encounter an attack by a high-ranking ninja, only assigned a C-rank mission. A regular Chunin-led team would have been wiped out.

Chapter 5 begins with making money. However, the protagonist is only just starting out in pharmaceuticals. Without considering the consequences, Danzo immediately jumps in, demanding money 😅 for the orphanage, but Danzo, according to the original story, would threaten the orphanage 😅, and his knowledge base is insufficient to explain to everyone. Isn't this forcing the higher-ups to suspect?

It started strong but declined quickly. The beginning in Konoha was good, but it started to go bad after graduating early. The protagonist felt pressured by Danzo's threat while graduating early and dying. Was he really not afraid of Danzo's dirty tricks? (You could say he wouldn't, but could the protagonist afford to gamble?)

It's not like she's an orphan from another village; why insist on dragging Yakushi Nonou into this?

His basic attributes are already strong, and he has skills and techniques of various levels. He would have a hard time defeating first-year students like Guy and Hyuga, and Obito is always at the bottom of the class. And he even managed to go toe-to-toe with Kakashi?

The author just loves to spout nonsense about his power system. Just look at this, it's like a game-breaking plot. Every professional boxer on Earth is a Jonin.

This is a Mary Sue story; the author's IQ isn't even that high.

The mortal realm existed for thousands of years before the birth of ninjas. The daimyo, nobles, and lords used mythology, bloodlines, sacrifices, and traditions to portray themselves as divinely ordained kings, earthly divinities, and the foundation of order. After thousands of years of education, this concept has become deeply ingrained in the instincts of every mortal: