Myriad Worlds: This Uchiha Is a Little Too Decent

Very good. As long as you're not a Shisui and Itachi fanboy, we're good friends. This book offers a very fair assessment of Shisui and Itachi. Anyway, I've never thought about what those Itachi fans are thinking. Not to mention the massacre of his clan, he killed his mother and father, and they still manage to whitewash him? Why don't they whitewash my Lü Bu? [Staring][Staring][Staring] Why do they look down on Red Hare among men and Lü Bu among horses? 😏😏

Follow your heart, author, stay calm and don't break down! Good luck!

This is one of the better Naruto fanfics I've read. I think it falls into the political genre, but the analysis is incredibly clear. I think the values presented are very positive. Author, please keep updating! I'll definitely continue reading. However, I hope the author will treat Itachi and Shisui kindly; they suffer so much in the anime, I don't want them to suffer so much here as well.

Damn, it's been so long since I've encountered such a good Naruto story. The protagonist's personality and character design are really good. However, I remember that at the beginning of this book, it was said that it would be written in multiple worlds. I don't know if I remembered wrong or if the author forgot.

It's very well-written and suits my taste perfectly. However, I have a somewhat immature thought I might mention: if the protagonist were to get together with Tsunade, could they possibly have a child with a Rinnegan? Here's what I'm thinking: the Sage of Six Paths evolved the Rinnegan entirely on his own, without needing any siblings' eyes or anything like that.

Domineering and decisive, he will never allow a frame-up to destroy his family.

He probably got so bombarded with criticism from fans that he quit the internet. It's just fanfiction; taking it too seriously is a losing proposition. Given the author's storyline, this kind of development isn't impossible. Look at Iron Man characters in Marvel's parallel universes—how many have a good ending? It's a pity, I still really liked this book.

Ah! Author Gou, you're finally back! This is the most reasonable and enjoyable Naruto fanfiction I've ever read. There are no inconsistencies in power levels, no nonsensical plot points, and the detailed characterization and the author's fresh perspective are refreshing. The battle scene design and the combination of ninjutsu are quite good for a work in the genre.

Itachi's ideas are pretty good; they're inherently twisted, no matter how you try to justify them.

Don't break, don't break, don't break, don't break, don't disconnect.