This Ninja Is Obviously Not Strong but Really Hard to Kill

Ding! The system activated the mission! Shinomiya Aoba was stunned. The old man mentioned by the dog system seemed to be a little strong… Looking at the Gedo Mazo Pipe inserted in the back of ‘old age Madara’, he was silent and even wanted to laugh. What do you mean his ‘oxygen tube’? You want me to die?! In addition… The super su*cide missions have been released: In addition, there were many other kinds of death-seeking missions waiting to be opened. And when the main character looked back many years later, everyone was holding back a sentence of “Damn it, he’s crazy!” “This Ninja clearly didn’t look very strong, so why did he not die even after doing this?” This was probably a poor child who had been dragged onto a path of death by a shitty system that’s set on seeking death.

Original Publisher

qidian

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on This Ninja Is Obviously Not Strong but Really Hard to Kill This Naruto fanfiction definitely grabbed my attention with its quirky title and interesting premise. The story follows a ninja with a knack for survival, despite not being the strongest around. It's a blend of comedy, fantasy, and the supernatural, all wrapped up in a world we already know and love. ### First Impressions Initially, I was intrigued by the concept of an "average-looking" protagonist who's actually hiding immense abilities. The "suicide system" element, where the MC is forced into dangerous missions, also sounded like a fun way to drive the plot and create tension. I jumped in hoping for a fresh take on the Naruto universe, and the premise seemed promising. ### What Works Well What I found particularly enjoyable was the unique approach to power-scaling. Instead of relying on the usual Sharingan-this or Wood-style-that, the author incorporates Taijutsu and Kenjutsu skills from *other* anime, which the MC then takes credit for. It's a fun twist that adds a layer of originality to the story. The MC being a spy with two identities also adds intrigue, and the lack of romance or harem elements is a plus for those, like myself, who prefer a more focused narrative. The MC's intelligence and subtle humor are also definite highlights, making him an engaging character to follow. ### Areas of Concern While the story has its strengths, I did encounter some issues. The translation quality could definitely use some improvement. While it's not unreadable, the numerous minor errors can be distracting and impact the overall reading experience. I also noted moments where the MC's behavior felt inconsistent with his established character, which, while not a deal-breaker, did pull me out of the story at times. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers might find the Kyuubi and Ryuchi Cave plotline to be a point where the MC acts out of character. If you're sensitive to deviations from the established personality, this might be a section to approach with caution. ### Final Verdict Overall, "This Ninja Is Obviously Not Strong but Really Hard to Kill" is a decent Naruto fanfiction with a unique spin. The concept is interesting, the MC is engaging, and the power system is refreshing. However, the translation issues and occasional character inconsistencies hold it back from being truly great. If you're a Naruto fan looking for something different and can overlook these flaws, it's worth giving a shot.