Naruto: A System from the Heavens Makes Me a Ninjutsu Professor

The writing is good, the plot is reasonable, and the connection to the Naruto storyline is natural. The cheat ability has limited effect, and the growth of strength is smooth. It's not a fanfiction that mindlessly focuses on increasing combat power. Keep it up, and I look forward to the rest of the story.

Firstly, it's free, so I generally don't intentionally give low ratings, as it might affect the author. This book largely follows the plot, with minimal impact on the main characters. Obito is still taken away by Madara, and Rin is still killed in a scheme. I won't elaborate further. Not recommended.

Just making a quick note... I've read up to chapter 227, and the protagonist is still only a 12-year-old kid. Hopefully, he'll grow up eventually... He's no match for Madara right now, it's just a bit slow. It's chapter 227, and the protagonist is only 12, Madara has only just appeared. I wonder when he'll finally be able to take down Nine-Tails.

Wow, that's brilliant! It's not the kind of story where the protagonist becomes invincible overnight, but rather one of gradual, sustained growth. This novel has the potential to be a huge hit! 💕💕💕

This is a genuine Naruto book. The main characters' skills are all ninjutsu and ninjutsu (escape techniques), not some other kind of martial art. Furthermore, the plot and characters are based on the TV series and manga. I think it's great, except for some settings that differ from the TV series. After all, it's fan fiction.

There are animated versions of this book in other worlds. Many of the characters were once the main characters in the book, and they are also time travelers. After the time travel, they became supporting characters. Some of them met quite tragic ends. Good luck, author! Write a satisfying work!

It's alright, watchable. It's most enjoyable to watch if you don't think too much. It just feels like the protagonist is a bit overpowered in the early stages, mostly getting evenly matched, before finally crushing the competition when he gets serious. But overall, the plot is decent and watchable.

It's pretty good. The battle details are vivid, and the slice-of-life scenes are heartwarming. The protagonist progresses step by step, from a rookie genin to a special jonin and a third-generation disciple, from a nobody in the ninja academy to someone with some fame, from an ordinary person to developing the Scorching Release bloodline vortex physique.

As a 20-year veteran reader, this is the first time I've read a fanfiction this many chapters. Perhaps it's because I'm genuinely interested in the Naruto universe. This book is definitely worth reading. The "golden finger" (or cheat code) is the main tool for transmigrating, but the author hasn't explained or used it extensively.

Wasn't the Third Shinobi World War supposed to begin with the disappearance of the Third Kazekage? Am I mistaken?