Having a Kekkei Genkai did not mean one could become very powerful.
In the Shinobi World, far too many people possessed Kekkei Genkai yet could not raise their strength.
Even Pakura had failed to make much of a splash later on.
Aside from being foolish herself, her grasp and feel for controlling her Kekkei Genkai seemed somewhat lacking.
With Pakura, Scorch Release seemed capable of nothing beyond condensing fireballs to attack people.
Jingyi wanted to shout, what a failure—an absolute failure.
It was like Kirigakure's Ice Release. Rather than developing its sustained freezing damage, they messed around with mirror movement and Ice Release defenses...
Shouldn't Ice Release be a Kekkei Genkai meant for large-scale, continuous, area-covering damage?
How had they ended up using it like this?
As the saying went, there were many kinds of Kekkei Genkai, but painfully few that could truly hold their own.
Even the Hyuga Clan's Byakugan had plenty of shortcomings.
Leaving aside the fact that it could drive people insane and that evolving it could easily blind its user, the Sharingan had instead become one of the most thoroughly developed and utilized Kekkei Genkai in the Shinobi World.
For some reason, Shikashin Nara suddenly became improper in his old age and winked at Jingyi.
"Ahem. A Kekkei Genkai like Scorch Release is indeed extremely powerful offensively, but it depends on whether it can be inherited. If it can, its advantages will be even greater."
Not every Kekkei Genkai was hereditary. Many descendants of Kekkei Genkai users failed to inherit their parents' Kekkei Genkai.
Examples like that could be found everywhere in the Shinobi World.
The most regrettable among them was Wood Release.
If Wood Release could be inherited, just thinking about the result made one's scalp tingle.
That joke was not funny.
Jingyi was speechless.