Wizard: Studying Sorcery, Starting with Naruto

The angle is interesting; the protagonist's consistently cold-blooded, ruthless, and obsessive research is more in line with the image of a wizard. Treating Ye Cang is so unbecoming of a wizard. Why should she, who isn't a completely controllable servant, be given power and taught knowledge? What has she given in return? Without equal power, there is no value in the exchange. Turning her into a living puppet allows them to experiment on her however they please. It's about equivalent exchange.

The book "The Sofa" is of a great genre, and the story meets expectations. Keep up the good work, author!

It's not bad, just don't mess it up.

Is the author here? I really like your novel; it's well-written, but the updates are too slow. So I wanted to ask, if I don't read it for half a month or a month and then come back, will you abandon it? (Mainly because there aren't many readers).

Keep up the good work, author!

Well written. The only issue is that the protagonist's lack of understanding of Naruto leads to many scenes that are actually quite obvious to everyone. Scientific research involves constantly discovering new things. However, those of us with an omniscient perspective might find these discoveries a bit rushed. But there are too few chapters. I'll give it five stars for now.

That's good; I really appreciate the idea that he knows everything. Being omniscient is practically like being half-God. Even now, if I watched an anime and traveled into that world, I'd forget most of the plot after a few years.

Keep it up, author! It's really good!

Earlier it was mentioned that the protagonist is a transmigrator. We know it's from the Naruto world. But the author wrote him as an unknown being—a pure, original inhabitant of the Wizarding World.

One book review put it very well: for readers who haven't read Naruto or have a limited understanding of it, it's indeed quite good, with exciting speculations. However, for readers with a high level of Naruto knowledge, like myself who started reading Naruto fanfiction right from the beginning of Shippuden, the experience is much less enjoyable.