Naruto: You Were Supposed to Be a Ninja, but You Became an Immortal

The author shouldn't boast about how awesome "Under One Person" is. The creator of "Under One Person" has already set the upper limit for its system. It can't surpass modern armies, nor can it surpass ancient armies. It's like a stray dog ​​on the roadside, relying entirely on the frenzied attacks of its fanatical followers.

Another person praising the one-person mechanism, this is ridiculous. If you're going to criticize Naruto, then at least let's talk about the Burning, Boiling, and Lava Release techniques first.

What's the point of a single-person mechanism? Even if it's incredibly powerful, it's still inferior to sheer numbers. After all, the Celestial Master was designated the strongest by Mi Er (a famous Chinese martial arts master), and while his Eight Extraordinary Skills and other mechanisms are strong enough, they still don't compare to the Celestial Master.

Others are practicing ninjutsu 🙂 I cultivate immortality 😁 It's just... You know what I mean? 🤓

What kind of nonsense is this? Tsunade's feelings for the protagonist are like this? She's been messed with by Danzo multiple times, and if the protagonist weren't so powerful, she'd be dead by now. She doesn't even get angry or fight back; she's so cowardly. It feels like becoming Tsunade's apprentice is pointless; Orochimaru would be better.

The young patriarch of a thousand-year-old clan of extraordinary individuals was hung up and beaten for seven days by the county magistrate's son. A weak system is a weak system; there are so many strong systems in the country, why insist on praising the weakest?

It's illogical that so much effort was spent describing Kushina, a member of the Uzumaki clan, and then there's Minato, which feels like a gift to a woman. The lack of foreshadowing of either Minato or Kushina turning evil is also illogical. However, it's quite good as a Taoist practice that integrates Qi and chakra. Chakra is originally a hodgepodge of Hindu Shiva, Chinese Yin-Yang philosophy, and Japanese Shintoism. With proper analysis, there are many areas that can be expanded upon.

This trash, who thinks he can become an immortal, can't even get past a nuclear bomb!

Regarding the debate in the comments section about the character "One Person" versus "Naruto," I only used a few of the more useful skills from "One Person," which are based on the chakra system. In other words, it's the mechanics of "One Person" versus the numerical values ​​of "Naruto," so there's no need to worry about the combat power issue.

Brothers, if I take a gun, can I get rid of all the superhumans?