Naruto: The Clone System

Hinata's love for Naruto wasn't solely because he saved her. Saving her was just the spark that ignited Hinata's interest in Naruto. She saw her own aspirations reflected in Naruto's hard work, and that's how she fell in love with him!

The protagonist is such a saint. As long as the enemy says a few words about how miserable they were before after their defeat, they can be forgiven? They were trying to kill you, are they out of their mind?

I initially thought Naruto was naive enough in the Naruto world, but after reading this book, I realized I was wrong. The protagonist, despite being a transmigrator from Earth, is even more immature and delusional than characters from anime. Perhaps the biggest advantage in the book isn't the so-called "dungeon system," but rather his even more naive, delusional, and saintly mentality than Naruto.

I've only read about chapter 100. The beginning was quite good, though the individual character development wasn't particularly strong. And, like many authors, there's the common problem of immediately stealing Hinata's spotlight – I'm already numb to it. Sakura's been completely wasted, practically relegated to a minor role.

A few chapters of the Divine Robe are enough to make you want to quit; a warning before the chapters: it's highly addictive. The protagonist, who is only a few years old, goes to a clothing store to order a Divine Robe in the same style as the Fourth Hokage in order to show off and be different from others.

If I were to actually go to the Naruto world, the first thing I'd do wouldn't be steal girls, but rather kill young Itachi. He's the most annoying character in Naruto, bar none!

I just don't understand, what was the author thinking? He doesn't openly have Uchiha blood, yet he tells the Third Hokage he has seven chakra natures and can create his own Sharingan? And what's with all those personal barriers and medical talismans? Early on, Kakashi, Yamato, and Team 7 were enough to threaten Mei Terumi and the Hidden Mist Anbu?

My main account got banned for hurling insults, so I'm using a secondary account to post a farewell message of thanks. The fanfiction written by the author is actually quite good. The emotional parts are rich, vivid, and touching. Although there are some chuunibyou (adolescent delusions of grandeur) elements, they are not a big deal. This is a very good "shonen manga" and is highly rewatchable.

I don't like novels about stealing the crown prince's wife. Because Naruto is someone we approve of.

Anyone with a brain would find this book unreadable.