Naruto: I'll Be the Sea Shadow, No Matter What!

Well written 🍉 I just feel there's something wrong with Naruto's personality in the early parts of the novel. He was supposed to be a mischievous, occasionally withdrawn, spoiled kid, but he's written like the adult Naruto from Boruto, suddenly becoming thoughtful and mature 🤦

It felt good. The only thing I didn't understand was that Haki is standard equipment for the Marine Headquarters, and most of the admirals should have it. I hope Naruto can control his time travel later on, allowing characters from both sides to exchange items. 😏😏😏😏 Well done! I was planning to keep it going for a while, but then I found out it was a complete flop. You're really something else.

The logic is sound; the pirate world experiences of Naruto, Luffy, and their brothers make up for childhood regrets, and there aren't any outrageous plot twists. It feels like a save-save cycle between the Naruto and One Piece worlds. It follows a normal Naruto-One Piece pirate system. I'm really looking forward to the author's updates. Five stars! P. S. Does the author have any plans to write a harem story? (It seems a bit like it.) Just curious, no offense intended. @

It's interesting, but I discovered it too early and finished it in one go. The theme is pretty good, and Naruto is quite good too. The One Piece world is alright so far, but the Naruto world, apart from the protagonist Naruto, feels too one-dimensional. Some characters don't quite fit the original story and lack their own distinct personalities.

It's very original and the emotions are very delicate. Some of the settings may be off, but as long as the emotions are handled well, this book will definitely be a hit. It's also one of the best fan fictions I've read. The downside is that there are too few of them, making it easy for others to support them and cause the data to decline.

So far, it seems pretty good. If the later plot doesn't fall apart, and it doesn't have a bad ending or get abandoned, it has the potential to become a masterpiece like Dave Heroes. It mainly depends on the author. But I still have a question: Is there a female lead? I hope not. If there is, I hope the main couple isn't broken up.

A fantastic writing style idea! It's hard to imagine how terrifying Naruto's fighting power will be later on. He possesses both the Six Paths Sage Mode and the Haki of One Piece—impressive, worthy of encouragement, five stars! Yeah, it focuses too much on the One Piece world, but it seems like they're moving up the Naruto storyline recently.

This book has only a few minor flaws, but they don't really matter. Having a celebrity transmigrate into another world is a great theme. The whole book flows very smoothly, including the celebrity's awakening and various abilities, which are all very reasonable. Overall, it's a very good book.

Good book, though the setting isn't quite official enough. But finally someone has written a good story about Luffy and his crew's brotherhood! Dadan is a brilliant touch, though a bit forced. The writing is decent, and it resonates well. Also, don't mess around with references; this isn't a time traveler. The part in chapter 41 is chakra; if it's a mistake, please correct it. Oh, and an update! Overtime, Paru! @Beast TamerParu

To be honest, it's really good. I haven't watched much One Piece, but I'm a big Naruto fan. Naruto's character is so well-developed. His initial indifference towards the village made me a little uncomfortable, but later I saw Naruto's affection for the One Piece world, and his recognition of Sasuke and Sakura when Sasuke protected them. Then I knew Naruto was still the same Naruto. [Note]