Naruto: More Children, More Blessings, Starting with a Hidden Mist Kunoichi

I hope to gradually develop a more exciting storyline, featuring Tsunade, Mei Terumi, Mikoto, Kushina, Ino, Karin, Hinata, Kurotsuchi, Konan, Hanabi, Kurenai, Yugao Uzuki, Rin, Shizune, and many other beautiful women who appeared in the original work. I don't mind having many, I just don't want too many.

The protagonist has a clear goal, avoids empty talk and being overly idealistic. Although his intelligence might seem low from an omniscient perspective, his unwavering persistence and commitment to his original intentions are truly commendable. The weaknesses are a lack of depth in the characters besides the protagonist, an overemphasis on their utility roles, and a rushed ending. However…

Something suddenly occurred to me! Following the current process, Princess Kaguya Ōtsutsuki is definitely going to be caught. 🍉 So, if the protagonist encounters the Sage of Six Paths or Black Zetsu in the future, will they have to call them "Dad"? 😏

I think this book is pretty good overall. Although the timeline and setting are a bit confusing, it's still quite good. However, after reading half of it, I felt the protagonist was too weak. Even though I've only read half, and he has about ten women, he's too weak to protect them at all.

Well written. I've read 57 chapters so far, a great harem novel. Lots of smut. Everything is about becoming stronger, and having more wives isn't really related 😏 Yes, it's all about becoming stronger 😄 I'm urging you to add more books to the bookshelf. 👍

This is such a good book. The rating is too low.

These days, who reads serious books anymore? Old bookworms all read this—this harem novel, it's so authentic! Hey, guess what? A Cao Cao successor~ 😏

This is a pretty good book that combines the themes of many children and Naruto. The power levels weren't inconsistent; they gradually increased without becoming ridiculously strong all at once. The initial responsibility of supporting the family was also quite appealing. However, the children are basically nameless and genderless, barely appearing or speaking a single line.

[Completed, More, 20+] I finished reading it, but it ended early, and there was still a bit left unfinished, which is a bit of a shame. Overall, though, it was still a good read. It's not a pure wish-fulfillment novel, at least not in the early stages. The male protagonist actually has a pretty tough time in the beginning, and things only improve when he goes to Konoha.

Hopefully, the author can finish writing according to the original plan. In an era where there are too many light novels, this is a rare gem. The plot is clear and the story is tight, without too much dragging or tedious stuff. Keep it up!