Naruto: The Strongest Empress

Here, I've noticed that readers often ask questions in the book review section, and some of these questions have been answered many times. Perhaps you haven't read them carefully, so I hope this post can clear up any doubts you may have. First, regarding the genre of this book, it's a fan fiction, which I'm sure everyone knows. The biggest issue is sexual orientation.

Within the Uchiha clan, the kinder a person is, the more powerful they become after awakening their Sharingan. The most extreme example is Obito; Rin was even more cheerful and kind than Naruto before she died. His Mangekyou Sharingan can be said to be the strongest and most unbeatable Mangekyou Sharingan in the entire Naruto series.

Is the author a woman? Why does the book seem to imply discrimination against women? And why doesn't she read the original work or do any research before writing fanfiction? The original work may not have a perfect setting, but you've changed it all over again. It's toxic. If you have your own original settings, why don't you write other novels instead of trying to make a living in fanfiction?

She becomes a woman but doesn't engage in yuri? Such a great opportunity, aren't best friends meant for yuri?

Please forgive me, I still can't stand watching someone suddenly get married.

The Naruto is in disarray... The lore is so messed up, and the Orochimaru mother just pops up out of nowhere. I wouldn't believe you if you told me this was Naruto from 2017 or 2018.

Ladies and gentlemen, please note that I am now consuming this book. The author of this book has some inconsistencies in the settings, and the Naruto setting isn't difficult to understand. I've read five or six fanfics and completely understood them.

Just a quick rant. Resurrected through Edo Tensei, they aren't in their immediate death state, but rather their peak condition while alive. However, their consciousness retains their complete life memories. Take Madara, for example. When Madara died, he had already given his Rinnegan to Nagato. After being resurrected, he not only possessed the Rinnegan but even reverted to his younger self.

At least other authors use the male protagonist's name to write female-oriented novels in male-oriented genres, but you didn't even bother to cover it up. That's going too far! 😅

How did this female-oriented book end up with a male protagonist? 😅 Ah! I was so scared!