MythicalFanFicGod

I know it isn't exactly important, but wanted to point out.... If the kid was running from the shopkeeper, they probably wouldn't have seen anything - at most, looked back and saw they fell, but would be paying much more attention to running than anything.

Thanks for the chapter~ it was really good. I'd love to see more

To be fair, I genuinely got all but 1 question wrong on an exam before. Getting 1 wrong is more probable than none. I feel more proud of doing that naturally than if I were to have gotten 100%.

What..... That literally couldn't be more dumb. Not only is it possible at his level to be killed by a sneak attack from an S-rank, or higher before he has the chance to use them - but he also has less practice with it. The ONLY reason it could be smart is to avoid suspicion when his strength was being monitored, or to catch someone off-guard - in which case for the latter, is meaningless since the gap in strength is enough to make that redundant as a strategy unless he were already defeated and the enemy was just playing with him.

If he can't afford a level up straight away, I'd say only 10 points is more than worth it. It doubles as a untraceable mask for him, and the strength boost and Hashirama Cell effects would enhance his own version to give a large boost in power and allows him to safely beat this guy without exposing his identity and get the points from such.

....okay, let's dial it back a bit. Kaneki is too far.

Let alone a Jonin, I'm willing to bet that a lot of Genin could beat 100 baseline humans if they were unarmed, any Chunin could beat no less than 1,000, and a Jonin could probably beat an army, 20,000 strong without much issue. We're talking about people who - at just the entry level for a Genin, have to have superhuman strength and agility comparable to people like Spiderman, able to create a clone that - while not durable, is just as physically strong and could easily kill multiple people with the before strength, and to be able to use a Jutsu that can make them even faster, or one to substitute their body with a log or something. Put the average Genin against 5 skilled soldiers wielding guns, and in any environment short of a shoulder-thin hallway, I'm putting my money on the Genin.

Genjutsu manipulates the chakra in the nervous system. With no chakra, it probably won't work unless he pushes chakra inside the body to do so himself - and at that point, crippling their spine, or destroying the brain would be much easier - or even the important Ghoul organs isn't much harder considering the skill that would be needed for such precise manipulations.

This is actually really good. OP in Dragon Ball done right, and not as a powerwank that has the MC one-shot everything and ends in 20 chapters. It has well-written slice-of-life and character interactions that will ensure the fanfic can last more than 100K words, and probably as many as 300K - while also being well-paced so it doesn't feel like a drag. So far, there's no BS for how everyone (namely Goku and Vegeta) has caught up to - or is keeping up with - the MC, yet they are also not sidelined. Naturally as Vegito has much more potential than Goku and Vegeta does, he is growing at a rate that puts others to shame and unlocking new transformations, but not unreasonably so. He's being smart - helping the Z-fighters get strong enough that he doesn't have to deal with every problem by himself and taking advantage of meta-knowledge to come up with techniques and transformations, but also being careful of not going overboard. Unlike the Z-fighters, he's 'cleaning up' after fixing problems (I won't divulge to avoid spoilers), which I quite enjoy seeing. Likewise, not everything is about the main characters like Goku, Vegeta, Bulma, Krillin, Gohan and Piccolo - he interacts with and helps others, which I enjoy, as well as interacting with normal people occasionally in day-to-day life. What's more, the people actually feel like people. They each have their own thoughts, feelings, emotions and opinions - separate from one another. They don't just all go along with what the main Z-fighters do. They also have very human interactions - not always telling the truth (yet not maliciously), and disagreeing on matters and wanting to take different approaches to the same matter, or even reacting unreasonably, yet not unrealistically - like a human would. Overall, It's very enjoyable and I'd recommend giving it a try.