Naruto: Healing System

We're hiring! Excellent benefits! A system that guarantees time travel, rebirth, and delivery. Due to the newborn's... There are too many worlds, leading to a severe shortage of time travelers, so now... We are recruiting time travelers, regardless of age or gender, first come, first served. You'll get a reward from the system if you get a like. (Give it a try, anyway...) (It costs money) This book is great, I support it!

The healing system refers to making the protagonist happy and healing the protagonist. He really just writes about cats every day.

Waaaaah, the author is so nice! (Nice my foot! The author is the biggest spoiler of the entire book! But he does chat with you, so does that count as slacking off? 😏)

Reading this book really resonated with me. My personality is extremely similar to the male protagonist's. I'm cold and expressionless towards family and friends, and I don't communicate much. But I actually crave attention and love, even though I would never show it verbally or on my face. It makes me genuinely happy.

It's well-written, the characters are well-developed, and the overall pacing is excellent. It might be a bit slow at the beginning, but once you get to the end, it's a real treat. But one thing, author, are you looking down on me if you don't update at least a hundred chapters? (Doge)

This book is so good!!! I'm going to keep reading. Don't worry, author, although I don't have much money, I can still use the free advertising gifts. 💕💕💕💕

Yes, that reminds me of my childhood. I used to have a personality like the male protagonist. I didn't seem to care much about what others said. When someone told a joke, the whole class would laugh, but I would be the only one wondering why they were laughing. If someone said that someone was insulting me, I would say, "Oh, it's my mouth, so I'll say it."

Although it's a happy ending story, the ending felt a bit off. The main plot was well-developed; the protagonist is intelligent and improves under the influence of those around him. The later time jumps were a bit… well, I couldn't quite accept them. However, I respect the author's creativity (mainly because I felt jumping between parallel universes wasn't very meaningful and felt a bit padded…).

It's a good book, but it's so fast-paced that I finished it too quickly. There wasn't enough time to read it all! The writing is hilarious, and oh, the author is really good at networking. If you leave a comment, he'll definitely give it a thumbs up!

It's a good read, but the ending was too rushed. The female lead is actually a system? That's ridiculous! She has more chemistry with the cat than with the system. It's a bit of a shame that the ending was so abrupt and unsatisfying. I still had high hopes for this novel.