Naruto: Naruto Was Meant to Be This Way, How Could He Turn Evil?

It's quite good, I don't know why the rating is low. I especially love this ambition-driven setting; other fanfics, whether it's about a villainous revenge or loyalty to Konoha, all feel petty. As a transmigrator, one should establish oneself through sheer strength, not by playing the victim alongside a bunch of plot characters. Controlling everything behind the scenes also gives it a strong sense of a ninja world overlord. I look forward to an even more refined next book.

This Naruto fanfiction is very realistic. The original owner's soul transmigrates into Naruto Uzumaki, and he adopts Naruto's attitude to unify the ninja world. His ideal of achieving a unified ninja world is deeply moving. Although there's a system involved, it's not a mindless story. It's very readable and I personally recommend it.

It's great, guys! Don't be fooled by the title. I'd give it a 9.5. It would be better if the story focused more on the unified ninja world afterwards; many promised things weren't explained. What about Karin? What about Neji? The rest of the characters are great, pure and kind, courageous, responsible, and accountable. It's a good read, much better than many so-called "darkening" stories. Those cowards who gain power and act like they're inhuman are killed for a few words… it's just… 🥺

Tomato's book is a rare gem, but unfortunately it's too short. However, the plot and character design are quite good. The author is a smart man; he could have written more, but he knew that the plot he designed was a bit too fast, the protagonist's growth was too rapid, and the later parts would just be filler. Writing more would only make it fall apart, so he simply finished it.

A pure, fast-paced, action-packed story where you sweep through everything in your path. The content is a bit short, but it's not unacceptable. I personally believe that the ideal number of chapters in a fanfiction is around two or three hundred.

This book is so good, the score is a bit low. The author's character development is truly authentic. Only those who truly understand Naruto will know how rare this is. This review is from someone who only plays a few games and is just a casual observer 😅.

I don't know why the score is so low. Although the overall plot is relatively short, there aren't many bad points. In summary, it's a pretty good, enjoyable read.

Advantages: It's concise and to the point, a satisfying read, with many plot twists that feel reasonable, and it's also quite short—you can finish it in half a day. Weaknesses: The writing style is indeed mediocre, lacking depth, and the later parts become a mere chronological account of the plot. Overall, it's not bad; at least it's concise and to the point, and worth spending two or three hours watching.

Although it's a bit short, this is definitely the best Naruto fanfiction I've ever read. The protagonist possesses a system-like advantage and also has a remarkably high intelligence, handling affairs and planning with remarkable efficiency. The only downside is that the book only covers Shippuden, completely omitting the potential problems that arise in Boruto.

Okay, this is really great. No dull moments, no filler words. I feel it's very compelling. Definitely a five-star review. Compared to those novels with excessive filler, this is a huge difference. This novel has its unique strengths. A double thumbs up for the comment!