Naruto: On the Night of the Uchiha Massacre, I Can Awaken Dragon Ball Characters

Author, do you really look down on Piccolo Daimaō? Piccolo Daimaō has the power to destroy planets!

The concept is excellent, the writing is smooth, and the style is mature. Unfortunately, the author might be prone to padding. Overall, it's a book I had high hopes for, and I hope the pacing isn't affected too much by excessive padding. The protagonist is incredibly stupid; he goes to Konoha in his true form to seek revenge without any real strength—it's hilarious! Was it intentional, for the sake of water, or unintentional?

Besides drawing cards, what else is the card system used for? And what are the uses of the cards you draw?

Finally, the real bombshell! Keep the revelations coming, one after another!

Explode! Give us five chapters!

The author's writing is superb, providing a theoretical explanation for Itachi and Fugaku's thoughtless behavior. There are a few minor flaws, though. Sasuke was quite cheerful as a child, so he didn't deserve to die; it was just a little over the top. Honestly, Konoha, in today's mental hospitals, is just a bunch of bizarre, insanely crazy things.

This novel is addictive; the protagonist acts like a child, relying on his feelings and believing whoever he likes is a good person.

That's great, I like this type. It doesn't follow the plot. I've read too many Naruto fanfics, and now I can't stand reading those that follow the plot.

Well written, it's good to not think too much about it.

Not bad! Although the logic is a bit naive, it's satisfying! Now that we've found the satisfying part, we can continue down this path.