In Konoha, I collected corpses on the battlefield for ten years

Killing someone was one thing, but to turn their corpse into a human puppet? It was already a good thing they weren't getting up to fight him.

This was the first time he'd looted a corpse without any expectations.

Usually, even with a fresh corpse, Qifeng was curious about what he might get.

Even if it was something useless like a bra or underwear, or whatever.

Tsk...

Let's continue.

[Failure!]

He continued emotionlessly for the third time.

To be honest, even though he wasn't expecting anything, Qifeng still felt a little regretful about wasting a red corpse like this.

A red corpse, a quasi-Kage!

[Success! Acquired Earth Release - Added-Weight Rock Technique (Rank A)!]

Jackpot!

He had already given up on the idea of getting anything, but he didn't expect Tuhe to be so generous.

Moreover, Qifeng was very familiar with this technique he'd obtained.

As one of the signature ninjutsu of the Third Tsuchikage, Ryōtenbin no Ōnoki, it wasn't just Qifeng who knew it; probably many people in the entire ninja world knew this move.

Its power naturally didn't need much elaboration. Not only could it petrify enemies, but it could also change the gravity of objects, making it a very BUG-like ninjutsu.

For example, it could increase the gravity of his own Earth Release techniques, thereby increasing the power of his attacks. It could also limit the enemy's gravity, greatly reducing their agility, or even amplify the gravity of his own side, leading to a significant increase in destructive power.

The most famous and impressive demonstration of this ninjutsu was when the Third Tsuchikage used the technique to enhance the weight of the Fourth Raikage's fist, successfully shattering Uchiha Madara's Susanoo head-on.

Uchiha Madara, Susanoo – these two phrases were enough to indirectly prove the terror of the "Added-Weight Rock Technique."

The reason why such a technique was only classified as a Rank A ninjutsu, Qifeng guessed, was probably because it was only half the control of gravity, that is, it could only apply gravity.

The Added-Weight Rock Technique also had another corresponding ninjutsu, the Light-Weight Rock Technique.

Only by combining the two ninjutsu could the true effect of gravity be demonstrated.

In fact, if he had the choice, Qifeng would have preferred the "Light-Weight Rock Technique." After all, if he could master this technique proficiently, the simplest and most practical thing to do would be to fly!

Flying was a huge advantage in the ninja world. On the battlefield, encountering a ninja with the ability to fly often led to an extremely passive situation.

Whether to fight or flee was up to the ninja who could fly.

Although flying wasn't an increase in combat power, it was an increase in more important mobility. This was also why the Fourth Hokage, Namikaze Minato, was able to overtake the Sannin in a very short period of time and become a powerful force in the ninja world.

The Flying Thunder God Technique was an even more perverted ability than flying.

Qifeng only thought about the Flying Thunder God Technique in his dreams. It was still more reliable to fly.

If he could fly, what did he need a bicycle for?

He wouldn't even be afraid of Orochimaru!

Thinking about it, he was actually a little excited.

It was just a pity that the "Added-Weight Rock Technique" he obtained this time, although more destructive, ultimately had a little regret.

"Not bad, one should be content."

He hadn't expected to gain anything, so this was a pleasant surprise.

Since the most important red corpse unexpectedly produced something good, Qifeng felt that it didn't matter whether the other two yellow corpses of Jonin produced anything great.

He suddenly felt surprised by his own mentality.

"When did I stop having any illusions about the yellow corpses of Jonin?"

Qifeng smiled self-deprecatingly.

Perhaps it was because he had obtained too many Jonin corpses at once and had become inflated.

However, what came next didn't really exceed his expectations.

A single random attribute +3 enhancement card and an Earth Release ninjutsu that didn't seem to have much effect.

Then, he directly used the enhancement card.

[Seal +3!]

Plus the experience card of the Konoha genjutsu-type Jonin he used before.

This time, he truly used this half-hour experience card from beginning to end, not only defeating an Iwagakure Jonin but also picking up a bargain by killing the quasi-Kage commander Tuhe, and even putting on an act in front of Orochimaru.

He truly experienced the effect and essence of genjutsu, so the system's final evaluation was also very generous.

[Due to active adaptation and learning, gained additional attribute bonus: Illusion +4; Spirit +2; Learned Genjutsu - Art of Hiding in Darkness, Genjutsu - Hell Viewing Technique!]

From the perspective of gains alone, if you could get an experience card from a Jonin's body, as long as you carefully felt the changes brought about by the experience card, the benefits gained would definitely be much more than a simple enhancement card.

It's just that the probability of getting an experience card was too low.

The success rate of yellow corpses was already not high, and the probability of getting an experience card was even lower.

Moreover, the power of the experience card was not his own after all.

He was very worried that he would become addicted to the powerful power given by the experience card and have a wrong estimate of his own strength.

So, in fact, from the first time he used the experience card, Qifeng had been intentionally or unintentionally trying to avoid using it.

He believed that as long as he had enough time to develop, he could completely abandon this thing sooner or later.

"Just let it be."

Now he had more important things to do.

He took out the "Special Puppet Technique Scroll (Part 1)," and laid a scroll flat in front of him.

It described in detail the various steps of making a human puppet and marked the various structures, meridians, and acupoints of the human body very clearly.

However, even so, the production of human puppets was still very difficult, and the success rate was not high.

If you want to preserve all the abilities of the human puppet before its death, it not only requires extremely high production craftsmanship, but also requires extremely high control skills from the puppeteer.