Naruto: Transmigrate Across the Myriad Worlds

What I hate most is the hierarchy! Except for fantasy novels like cultivation, where levels directly lead to qualitative leaps in skill, there's not much to it in terms of levels. The protagonist is a 14-year-old elite Jonin, skilled in Sage Mode, Rasengan, Flying Thunder God Technique, and possesses the swordsmanship of Dugu Bubai. He also has experience from two worlds.

Using mathematical and physical theories to practice treading water and climbing trees is simply hilarious! If theory alone were useful, then what would be the point of practice? Do you really know how much force it takes to pick up something, and can you control it that precisely? According to your logic, every top student could be a sharpshooter or archer.

Personally, I think the protagonist lacks the heart of a strongman. Despite already being so powerful, the Kage of each village were utterly defeated. However, in Konoha, the protagonist keeps talking about leaving Konoha whenever he encounters a problem. He's already so strong, yet he doesn't bother with Danzo. Without the determination to sweep everything away, what kind of protagonist are you?

Even Dou Zun can create spatial passages, and Dou Sheng can create small worlds. If we elevate the Naruto system a bit, Kaguya and the Sage of Six Paths are probably Dou Sheng level, and Madara and others at the Super Kage level are roughly equivalent to Dou Zun. So, Dou Zong, who is one level below Dou Zun, should at least be Kage level.

It's a Naruto time travel story, so why doesn't it use Naruto's techniques in Battle Through the Heavens? That's a real shame. Oh well, I'll stop watching now.

The world we usually talk about is composed of at least multiple universes. There are different levels of universes, such as planes, small worlds, medium worlds, and large worlds. A plane is like a world without a cosmology, such as Naruto, One Piece, or Bleach. A small world has at least one complete cosmology, like Gintama or To Love-Ru. Strictly speaking, Doraemon is also a small world.

Why did the updates suddenly stop? If the author had kept writing, I would have kept reading, and at least finished the book.

First of all, I can't stand watching Battle Through the Heavens anymore. In the original novel, Nalan Yanran didn't look down on Xiao Yan for being useless; she was simply against arranged marriages. This version makes it sound like Nalan Yanran is some kind of villain or a realist. The protagonist, a modern person who transmigrated from another era, doesn't even understand this? And yet they're so obsequious to the protagonist. It's really unbearable; I'm not reading anymore.

Yeah, I was turned off after watching Battle Through the Heavens. A Dou Zong is only a Chunin?? That's too cruel.

This is pure, simple writing; it's so simplistic, it's practically insulting my intelligence.