Naruto: It All Begins When I Become Kushina!

Rather than calling them time travelers, it's more accurate to say that the souls of two people merged, and the overall focus is still on Kushina. In other words, Kushina has the memories and system of the time traveler, so her character design hasn't collapsed, and it's very good!

This is absolutely brilliantly written! But it's made me want to start a harem a bit. Even though Kushina is the main character, who says women can't have a harem? 😏 If possible, I'd like to take Tsunade, Samui, Mei Terumi, and even Kurotsuchi! 😏😏😏

It's worth watching. At first glance, I thought it was a typical male-to-female transmigration story, but it's actually a fusion. The handling of the habits of both sides after the fusion is very good. The change in mindset isn't instantaneous; the formation of a new personality requires time to develop, making the protagonist's contradictory behaviors and thoughts seem very reasonable.

It's very well-written, logically sound, and has a captivating plot. It's not a pure adaptation; most aspects are different. It's a great watch, with both exciting moments and heartwarming slice-of-life scenes. Kushina fits the character perfectly; her soul seems to have merged with the protagonist's, or rather, with his body. Overall, it's a very enjoyable watch, smooth and not awkward at all.

It's really good. This is the first time I've read a story about Kushina being transported to another world. I'm tired of other isekai stories where the protagonist is either invincible or has a harem.

This is my first time reading a Naruto fanfic from Kushina's perspective. It makes up for some regrets and adds a heartwarming slice-of-life feel. I hope it won't be abandoned.

Great, great! I never get tired of watching it every day. The inner monologues are practically Kushina herself!

Here's a suggestion for readers: don't read the first chapter, start directly from the second chapter.

"Transformation Marriage" is a well-written novel, though somewhat formulaic. It features limited descriptions of cross-dressing and female bodies, but the portrayal of female corruption is well-done. The female protagonist is invincible, and Kushina's personality is well-developed, making up for any shortcomings. The system's presence is weak, and the daily life is heartwarming. It can be considered a perfect Naruto world, making it a book worth collecting.

The title is very appealing, and the author's writing style is very pleasant. However, do you know how many chapters were written for the 30-day Naruto arc? The author wrote more than ten chapters in the last two days alone. Impressive! I suspect the author was padding the story... I still wish the author continued success and all the best... Author, I hope you can publish your shipping address; we can send you razor blades. You could even start a razor blade business!