Interviews Across All Realms: Starting in Konoha, I Go All Out

Author's suggestion: Obito wouldn't actually harm Rin. It would be better to change it so that Obito ultimately couldn't bring himself to do it, and was too ashamed to ask anyone for forgiveness. He would simply send Rin back and live in seclusion, hoping to contribute to peace in the ninja world if the opportunity presented itself.

If you're not afraid of the pacing, you can interview the Grass God from Genshin Impact. Imagine the Sumerian people seeing their benevolent Grass God wager the entire Teyvat to give the culprit who harmed them a chance, creating a backup specifically for him while erasing the memories of the others, and even giving him a nice nickname, "Ah-Hat." And what about those in the desert who can't read, seeing prisoners also given the right to education?

I've finished reading it. I feel there's no need to write about the main world; I'll just write about the commentary on the other world. I could have been more detailed, but the pace is too fast and there's not enough time to write about the later parts.

Sitting here, I felt that the power of the Naruto was stronger than that of any other world's power, something I had never seen before.

Actually, I felt this novel had a unique charm. It observes other people's inner journeys from an outsider's perspective, then points out problems, solves them, and even elevates one's thinking. It's a very good novel from a unique angle, but there aren't enough chapters. I didn't get enough. I'll put it on my bookshelf and let it linger.

This is very interesting. I look forward to the sequel. I hope that after finishing the battle against the secrets, they can add some details about the ninja world and move on to other worlds as soon as possible. Naruto is too short-lived.

It's not bad, but it seems Rin knew about what Obito was doing. However, many authors have written that Rin was unaware, so it's not a big deal.

It's rare to find a Naruto fanfic that makes me look forward to the future developments, so this one is very imaginative and interesting. Looking forward to what happens next!

Five stars! It's truly innovative! The character development is excellent, without any plot holes, and the content also has a certain depth. It speaks for all the Naruto fans, addressing all the criticisms that needed to be made.

It's alright, I personally think the author's analysis is acceptable.