Naruto: Superhero Way

The Naruto novel I read was the most satisfying one I could read. The protagonist finally wasn't born to kill everyone. The Third Hokage also didn't change his original kindness. Other Naruto novels I've read almost wiped out all the good people and innocent civilians from the original story.

There were funny moments, but in my opinion, they were ruined by the profanity. Blunt talk and profanity are two different things; one is funny, entertaining, and lively, while the other just feels like an ear-polluter. [I'm listening to an audiobook.]

This book has been finished for several months now, and I've read all the comments from fellow readers, but I'm too lazy to reply. Here are some of the main points of dissatisfaction. (1) Complaints about not understanding it! I'm speechless about this. Maybe it's an IQ issue. This book is really simple and straightforward.

I never expected the protagonist to be this kind of person. Everyone wants to become Hokage. But you're the kind of guy who only wants to be Hokage. You deadbeat gay.

This is the best Naruto fanfiction I've ever read. No fluff, no random names thrown in. And why isn't the author continuing?

Three parts vitality, seven parts hard work

If you had any dirty thoughts after seeing the description, come and say something (lol).

If you don't know ninjutsu, why become a ninja?

My new book (The Sword Under the Cherry Blossom Tree) – I hope you'll support it!

This book feels disjointed. The protagonist is fighting, and suddenly there's no description of what happens, just a line like, "You've angered me!" It's all very confusing. And the way it's written—is the author explaining this to a comic book? Special moves should be described in a series of pauses, one word at a time. This is a novel, not a comic book.