Ye Chen immediately perked up.
He also wanted to know where the player who had made the post was imprisoned.
So he began scrolling through the replies below.
Since the post was recent and had not attracted much attention, there were not many replies.
Before long, Ye Chen found the answer he wanted.
"Thanks for inviting me to answer. There aren't many reference points in the pictures the OP took, so it's hard to tell where this is. But based on the information the OP provided, my guess is that it's very likely Hozuki Castle Prison."
As soon as this reply appeared, the discussion below immediately grew livelier.
"Hozuki Castle? Are you kidding? Didn't that place only appear in the movie? Besides, Hozuki Castle should be in the Land of Grass. How could it be in the Land of Rain?"
"What's unreasonable about that? Hidden Jun Ninja was never a game of the original Naruto story. It's just a fan game that recreates Naruto's setting."
"Exactly. After following this game for so long, I'm sure plenty of people already know that its plot revolves entirely around Hidden Jun Village and differs noticeably from the original Naruto story."
"Hidden Jun Village is the protagonist of this game, after all! If the game didn't revolve around its protagonist, how would it give players a sense of immersion?"
"I just compared it with Hozuki Castle Prison in the movie. It's as much as an 80% match with the prison where the OP is being held."
"Based on the OP's description, it isn't hard to estimate what this prison does: block all outside signals, seal prisoners' chakra, and counter players' ability to respawn."
"Good grief. The other things aren't scary, but that 'countering respawns' part alone completely wipes out the players' advantage."
"Yeah! The