Naruto: The Balanced Way of the Ninja

This is disgusting! Are you trying to whitewash Danzo? And you even said: "Jiraiya should be able to guide him onto the right path. As long as Konoha's overall strength increases, sacrificing one of Root's future elites is nothing." Is this the kind of talk Danzo would say? Are you kidding me? Has the author even watched Naruto? It's written so beautifully, with wonderful friends everywhere, like paradise is everywhere?

Equilibrium means that when a bad person dies, a good person dies as well. Therefore, the old-fashioned cults of equilibrium rarely acted; even when killing a villain, they would only do so after the villain had committed another crime. This is the true nature of equilibrium. I really don't understand what's so good about equilibrium; often, we can only watch things happen.

The protagonist's identity from the very beginning was problematic—a complete failure... In an elite class with Minato and Kushina, do you think you're Naruto?!

You really are a dog of Konoha! Even Hiruzen Sarutobi couldn't protect you, yet you let others read your mind, and the Yamanaka family came to see your memories. I'm speechless. And you're still so loyal to Konoha? 🐶🐶🐶 I truly regret watching you.

Here we go again… Why do time-travel stories always start from kindergarten? It's disgusting how they try to act young... A kindergarten kid, with just a few casual moves, and either the three legendary Sannin or Danzo would snatch it away, causing the Konoha higher-ups to start scheming against each other… It's like seeing a little kid who can count to four and thinking he'll become a math PhD—that's insane…

There's no need to even look at that. The protagonist's name is embarrassingly awkward.

League of Legends now has five ninjas, with Zed's disciple Kayn making his debut.

I couldn't continue watching after only reading half of it. The protagonist, as a transmigrator who had watched Naruto, couldn't even recognize Ice Release during the Chunin Exams. Moreover, the protagonist's personality was problematic; he was a complete novice.

The premise is good, but the beginning is completely disjointed. Since the Shadow Abilities of the Four Ninjas can merge with shadows, the protagonist should ideally be from the Nara clan. A slightly less ideal choice would be Kurama. If you like writing about orphans, you could choose a declining small clan with Yin Release techniques or talent; otherwise, the story won't be coherent later.

I couldn't look at any more after a few pictures! I'll leave it to you, Shennong! 🤭