I'm Doing Magic Spells in the Ninja World to Fight Back

The idea is quite good, but unfortunately it is this idea that limits the upper limit of this book, and it has extremely fatal flaws. There are almost no native characters on the human side who possess spells and can use the spells without borrowing any external force. Only the protagonist can use the spells freely. No matter how many spells the protagonist can use, they can't hide this fact. The overall structure is too fragile. It's not obvious in the early stages, but the later you go, the more rough and imperfect this setting becomes. It was interesting when I first watched it, but it gradually became boring in the middle, and it even felt like it was unfinished in the later period, because the setting could never support this world view.

Although it's good to watch, the plot goes by very quickly later on.

Nice! It's really well written. Who understands this down-to-earth feeling bit by bit? It's really beautiful, but the post-production process is a bit too fast (in my opinion), but it's still worth watching!

Old No-Mian is still great, from Shinomiya Aoba in the previous book to Akagi Shinji in this one, from Akatsuki to the Evil God Cult, from leading Naruto to leading Sasuke, from active to cold, the styles and themes are diverse. But there are some shortcomings. I personally think that there are too few bonding tasks. Maybe this book has a small audience, and I feel that Old No Face feels like it is rushing to finish, which is a bit hasty. ⭐⭐⭐⭐

The male protagonist of the Holy Virgin, a great good man, has a lot of things on his mind

After reading more than 50 chapters, I finally used the lottery function. I only saved 20 draws after more than 50 chapters. I drew two props and two cards, one of which is an experience card. The rest is a thank you for your patronage and four spell fragments. The ten fragments are combined into random spells. Concept

We are here to see Naruto. Why are you writing spells for me? This book is not considered Naruto at all.

Very good

It's very interesting, but the plot goes by a little too quickly.

Stand and stand again