Naruto: My Days in the Akatsuki

It's so good! The main character's personality really appeals to me, and he's so kind to the members of Akatsuki. It's so heartwarming. But there's so little of it; it disappears as soon as you look at it.

Well, the protagonist in the author's writing is really free-spirited, always giving people a special feeling, and you can't help but immerse yourself in the story. It's a pity that there are too few of them, and it ended so soon that I felt a little unsatisfied. This book is more like an autobiography to me, and it's very easy to read. I hope the author will write similar novels in the future, and I will continue to follow the story.

Mr. Kakuzu, are you still watching me? 😢

I love it! It's much better than those stories where the characters are overpowered from the start! This perspective and style are quite rare. Keep it up!

Waaaaah, I'm so sad I'm crying 😢. The plot is a bit angsty, the protagonist's personality is quite unique, and the character development is perfect. It's just too short. This kind of plot is truly amazing—enjoying life, appreciating its beauty, and living a simple life, unlike those invincible novels. Overall, it feels very warm and comforting, a truly healing anime.

I really like the main characters, but I didn't want Kakuzu and Hidan to die. It's such a shame that it ended so abruptly.

It ended a bit too quickly. I originally thought the author would write about the protagonist's future journey, that he would leave the Akatsuki, travel the ninja world, live a carefree life, and eventually die happily. Author, if you had continued writing, more people would have read it. If you start another Naruto fanfiction, I'll definitely read it immediately!! 💕💕

A god gave up everything to experience life on Earth, but in the end, he still couldn't change the fact that he was a god.

Why did it end so suddenly?

It looks amazing, but it's too short.