Naruto: I Hold Divinity in My Hands

Another character who travels back in time and becomes an Uchiha, trying every possible reason to distance himself from the Uchiha! Did you really think that the subsequent purges would let you off the hook?

I haven't watched it yet, just posting this first. If I don't come back, it means I've already died from the poison.

I think we can build a building now.

Honestly, the beginning was alright, but starting from chapter 20, the book felt like a pile of crap.

Too drawn out, no exciting moments, can't stand watching.

The protagonist should collect knowledge from the Naruto world. Ninjutsu, samurai training methods, Onmyōdō (yin-yang arts), monsters, even Buddhist teachings of monks... Relying solely on the accumulation of one's past life is hardly acceptable.

I fell asleep while reading the Naruto novel for the first time. It's so verbose!

Isn't it normal for children to start ninja academy at five? The main character has already graduated, yet they keep emphasizing that he was six. I feel like my intelligence is being challenged.

Too drawn out, no exciting moments, I can't stand watching it.

Suddenly I feel like there aren't many good books to read based on reviews... It's much more comfortable to just ignore them.