Konoha’s Dimensional Cards

A truly disgusting novel. The protagonist is controlled by thought and guided by the situation. Holding a sharp weapon, the desire to kill arises spontaneously. People with some power (knowledge, influence, etc.) Will use it from their own perspective. But the protagonist doesn't. He deceives himself, doesn't want to kill, and wants to go back to his previous life. That's all correct.

Having a cheat-like character who gets brutally tortured by minor characters, that's the feeling I got after reading over 20 chapters.

Don't bother watching. The ending is that the protagonist is sealed into someone else's memories by the female lead's mother, her body is possessed by her, and the female lead and her daughter are used as wish-granting machines by her mother. The wish is for the mother to become a supreme goddess, and the daughter's power is to have her wishes granted. I'm disgusted to the point of vomiting.

The author's first book started off very well, but the ending was terrible. The second book started off okay, but it also declined later. Actually, Naruto isn't that interesting. Original content is what I love most!! Most novel readers don't like Naruto. At least, that's my feeling.

Please stop criticizing. Imagine the author is the protagonist. When writing, the author will bring in their own emotions. The author is probably similar to the protagonist in real life. Please stop criticizing, in case the author becomes depressed.

Please don't ruin Naruto, okay? If you're going to write about torturing the protagonist, please don't choose Naruto; it's some people's youth and dreams. The previous few books I wrote were all about torturing the protagonist or had terrible endings and were discontinued, and they were mindless tortures. It's really interesting how whatever I write ruins things.

The pit is huge and doesn't fit my aesthetic at all. The saying goes, "When you hold a sharp blade, the will to kill arises." It's understandable that the protagonist was obedient when he was young, but it's incomprehensible that he was still so obedient when he went to blow up the Fire Shadow Tower.

If the Hokage Building were so easy to blow up, Konoha would have been wiped out long ago. First, there are countless Anbu members surrounding the Hokage Building, observing the every move of those entering and leaving. A mere Chunin could be taken down with a Body Flicker Technique the moment he takes out his explosive tags.

In a sense, it is a remarkable work that can ignite your anger; the entire novel exudes a sense of "suppression."

She has the feel of an early romance novel heroine: indecisive, lacking self-awareness, and a bully who preys on the weak. Despite being an adult who transmigrated, her cognitive abilities seem less developed than a normal 12-year-old. She possesses the talent but chooses not to be a player, willingly allowing herself to be controlled and used as a pawn.