In Tokyo, Starting a Fantasy-Themed Daily Life

Why choose ninja as a profession? There's not much to say about any ninja in Naruto, but this traditional ninja not only has a low skill ceiling but also looks unimpressive. And that clasped-hands bow before every fight—what kind of ninja reference is that? People who don't understand it will just think it's meaningless, and it makes the exciting part of the battle seem like it's been ruined.

After reading about a hundred chapters, do you know why it's not as popular as those Naruto clones? It's because your concept is too small-scale. Even when you're cloning a mythological story, you have to use an obvious ninja skin. Honestly, my expectations plummeted.

These kinds of books all follow a similar formula: they start by attacking organized crime, scams, and cults, then gradually escalate to targeting police and military personnel. In reality, few politicians actually die; it's mostly the lower classes who are killed.

Chapter 150: The protagonist directly reveals his true identity and is all alone. After reading this part, I'll exit, write this comment, and then remove it from my bookshelf.

The ninja content was passable, but I had absolutely no desire to read the slice-of-life scenes. There were too many women, making it feel like a monotonous diary, and they were all molded from the same template – easy girls – which was very boring. This is the first book with no glaring flaws that I couldn't finish despite being a genre I generally enjoy.

Nowadays, the book review section is corrupt and full of wicked people. This is precisely because of insufficient updates. If authors diligently update 10,000 words every day, then the wicked people will be afraid and retreat, and virtuous gentlemen will be overjoyed. This is an achievement worthy of praise even from the legendary emperors Yao and Shun!

The minor flaws at the beginning were bearable, but suddenly revealing that all the aliases belong to the same person feels a bit cheap and makes the protagonist seem like a clown, orchestrating his own charade. Revealing one or two aliases might be a satisfying moment, but this feels pointless.

Since they're a mastermind group, they should keep their tracks well hidden. Creating a smokescreen while simultaneously and carelessly leaking information is like a split personality.

The romance plot is so rough! Even the Liu Bei novel I've read wasn't this rough. It's not only repulsive, but it also sacrifices the plot benefits that romance could bring. What could have been a natural progression is turned into a protagonist who's like a harlot who can't control his lust. The male and female leads' images are completely ruined. How can you build up the characters like this?

Why did the chapters suddenly reveal all the characters' identities after the book was released? Didn't this just kill the suspense of the behind-the-scenes story? From mysterious to eccentric, from dark reality to the ravings of a madman, are you kidding me, you bastard?! I ordered 50 chapters right away and now I deeply regret it.