My ninjutsu is not right

Chapter 28 Bottleneck of Developing Ninjutsu
Take the art of clones as an example.

When he first mastered the clone technique, the chakra of the standard clone technique could only separate the arms, head, legs and torso, and the fingers and palms were considered as one with the arms. Later, after extending the usage time of the clone technique to one minute, the fingers could be separated.

But even if he increased it to the maximum limit, releasing more than 80% of his chakra at once to use the clone technique, he still couldn't separate the skin and flesh.

It can separate fingernails, hair, eyeballs, ears and noses, but they seem to be of no use in battle.

The horror level is really increasing.

When he was testing it, he thought that if he could travel back in time, opening a haunted house would definitely be extremely scary. Even he felt a genuine fear when he looked at himself in the mirror, who was bald without a face, hair, eyeballs, or ears.

You have to know that after his body was separated, the original position would not be a wound but a very round blend together. When he pinched his eyeballs and looked at the mirror, his face was really smooth.

It has many uses besides combat, such as throwing an ear over to eavesdrop, taking out an eyeball to peek, etc.

But this is 80% of his chakra, and he will be exhausted after using it once. It is magical, but what if he encounters a battle?

The Bingliang Pills are not some kind of magic pill. The chakra recovery effects will not stack, nor can they be restored to full directly, and they cannot exceed the chakra limit.

The ingredients are very simple: one tablespoon of vegetable juice, six bean snacks, eight small crackers, ten mixed nuts, two teaspoons of sesame seeds, a little seven-spice chili powder, and 25 raisins.

[This production method comes from the production method of Ebisu Bingliang Wan in "The Book of Soldiers"]

Although he didn't quite understand why such a simple structure of the Bingliang Pill could restore chakra, it still tasted quite natural for Link to eat it. Thanks to its simple structure, the price was not very high.

If you just eat it often, it will also be a big expense...

The strange thing is, according to what Choji said in the comics, "It is said that the Hyoliang Pill is a secret medicine that can make people fight for three days and three nights without sleep... and has a stimulating and calming effect," Link has never found or heard of the kind of Hyoliang Pill that exists.

Maybe I am just ignorant? Or maybe there really is a kind of Bingliang Pill that can have such a miraculous effect?
Therefore, Link targeted the tailed beasts that increased their chakra release and made subsequent plans.

Back to the topic, the development of the clone technique has stagnated due to the constraints of chakra, and the development direction of the substitution technique has not yet been found due to its randomness.

The Golden Binding Technique was rather awkward, as Link was really reluctant to spend money on it. As for the fake money, how could it be used as a target for the Golden Binding Technique when even he himself did not approve of it?

Ghost money... There is no such thing in the world of Naruto. After all, as a Japanese background, although the Japanese have the concept of ghost money, it is different from the paper money in China. They are basically coins or antique coins, not used to be burned, but to be worshipped.

Not to mention the beheading technique in his mind. It consumed too much chakra and had a completely vague illusion effect. Without anyone to cooperate, he didn't know how to develop it.

The last one is the transformation technique.

Link had high expectations for the transformation technique at first.

It's a real transformation into something else, not an illusion like the original transformation technique. The upper limit seems to be very high when you think about it.

However, the actual performance was too poor, and he needed to have enough understanding of what it would become.

For example, when he first transformed his father's long sword, he knew the feel, sharpness, length, material, structure, and many other details of the sword. It was a vague feeling that he understood the sword, so he could transform into that sword. Once he didn't understand it, he couldn't transform.

Things he understood, like kunai, shuriken, clothes, food…some of the things he thought he understood, in the end, didn’t have that familiar feeling.

It was like many things he had in his previous life. He thought he knew them well enough, but when he thought about them, he was completely blank. What material was it made of? What was the structure inside? What was the principle?

The most lethal thing Link has conjured up so far is the Exploding Talisman.

But this thing is disposable. Can't I use the splitting technique to rush forward and hug someone to turn into a detonating talisman?
It seems ridiculous just to think about it. What if the limb clone technique that was exploded cannot be restored?

Ninja tools are disposable, and he is disposable too, right?

As for turning into a mythical beast, a Saiyan or something like that, that is even more outrageous. Now that he is given a chance to dissect the Uzumaki bloodline, can he learn the secret of the Uzumaki bloodline?

Or can we understand the working principles of tailed beasts by dissecting one?

Isn’t this pure nonsense?

In the initial development direction, he thought about turning himself into water, soil or some other small thing. To put it bluntly, he was copying the elementalization of the neighboring studio.

But the problem is, his transformation technique cannot offset the damage, but will maintain his original body shape. After investing a lot of chakra, he becomes more vulnerable after becoming a clay man or a water man. Others can easily beat him up, and burn his body into ashes with just a fire.

It's not like he can really transform into an element and control the corresponding element. If he wants to offset the damage, why doesn't he just use the clone technique?

And his brain can't change...

Even if the input of chakra is increased, it can only break through the size limitation according to the amount of chakra, instead of becoming more magical. Therefore, the transformation technique that was highly anticipated has become the current embarrassing situation of being neither up nor down.

Maybe not enough chakra was put in?

The above is because Link pursues becoming a Genin, wants to become a Chunin, and looks forward to learning more Ninjutsu to find a breakthrough because none of the five Ninjutsu he has learned have any direction to be further developed in the short term.

Limited by the amount of chakra, even if he becomes a Chunin, there are not many ninjutsu targets he can choose from. All kinds of messy escape techniques are directly excluded because they consume too much mana and have a very low cost-effectiveness. It's okay to learn them, but they are of no use in actual combat.

Since all his mutated ninjutsu mutate in the literal sense, his goal is naturally to find ninjutsu with names that sound powerful.

Kirin (not yet created), Raikiri (S-level chakra consumption is too high), Flying Thunder God Technique (S-level is too difficult), Palm Immortal Technique (A-level chakra consumption is too high), Diamond Seal (suspected to be a bloodline limit ability), Dead Soul Technique (only seen in comics), Super Beast Fake Painting/Super God Fake Painting (special secret technique is difficult to obtain)...

The ideas are all good, but unfortunately the difficulty of obtaining, learning and releasing are higher than each other. There is no hope at all in a short period of time, and it is almost a distant dream.

Not to mention becoming a Chunin, he doesn't even know if he can become a Jonin, so apart from occasionally fantasizing about turning himself into a flying, thunder, or god, and trying new ideas for developing existing ninjutsu, Link spends most of his time exercising honestly.

Basics, basics are very important.

(End of this chapter)