Naruto: Ten Years of Sign-Ins, and My Susanoo Starts at a Hundred Meters Tall

In the first 12 chapters, Lord Ye saved us; he is a hero. Chapter 13, We must find the hero who saved us. Night, he is the shame of the Uchiha clan, how could he possibly have saved us?

The immersive feeling of "I have the greatest power in the world, I want to sleep until I die" is too strong. I have no power, I just want to sleep.

Sleeplessness is some kind of terminal illness! You'll die if you don't sleep? If it's a systemic side effect, explain clearly. Otherwise, how do you even sleep?

AI novels that fit the character of a useless, loser transmigrator.

Using AI to write articles? That's interesting.

Those who haven't tried it can give it a try; it's from AI. (The previous text doesn't connect to the next.)

The statements are incoherent. Earlier, it says it knows, then later it says it doesn't know which one. There's no logic to it. First it's a hero, then it says it's about finding that hero—isn't that just confusing?

The story begins with the protagonist saving most of the Uchiha clan, then suddenly the clan is wiped out – a classic case of the AI's left and right brains fighting each other. This protagonist is written like he has no bones; he spends over 90% of his time sleeping. If the author didn't make him a system tool for daily check-ins, he probably would have continued sleeping indefinitely.

This is purely an AI (artificial intelligence) story, and the logic is inconsistent. At the beginning, everyone in the clan knows the protagonist is the hero who saved them and even takes care of him. Then, when the protagonist and his group arrive, they don't know who saved them. Only Sasuke in the entire clan knows that the protagonist saved them. Were they affected by Kotoamatsukami? I was asleep for the first few chapters; I don't know what else to say.

This is a human-machine interface text.