Below it was a reply expressing opposition, which likewise had countless responses.
"I believe that even a faction-leader NPC will disrupt the game's balance if they're too powerful.
Everyone should know that the world of Hidden Jun Ninja isn't all that different from the world of the original Naruto.
As an 'emerging' shinobi village, Hidden Jun Village should currently be focusing on keeping as low a profile as possible to avoid drawing the attention of other shinobi villages.
Admittedly, this may be a conflict the developers deliberately created to give players a sense of involvement.
Creating a little conflict is also beneficial to the village the players belong to.
But we have an old saying in China: 'The tallest tree in the forest is the first to be battered by the wind.'
With the current Village Chief of Hidden Jun Village being so powerful, he's bound to arouse wariness and suspicion.
Besides, many of the secret Ninjutsu used by Hidden Jun Village's Village Chief are exclusive skills that only inheritors of kekkei genkai can obtain in the original Naruto.
With so many 'forbidden' skills at his disposal, how could he possibly avoid arousing suspicion and resentment?
There are plenty of shinobi villages besides Hidden Jun Village, and the Five Great Shinobi Villages are the most terrifyingly powerful among them.
With Hidden Jun Village making such a show of itself, won't it inevitably attract the attention of the Five Great Shinobi Villages?
When that happens, Hidden Jun Village will certainly face an endless stream of attacks.
Most players will undoubtedly welcome this. After all, fighting is the only way to improve your strength quickly!
But don't forget that this is a game with diverse gameplay. Not every player it attracts is necessarily a fanatical combat enthusiast.
Once their village comes under