The Heavens' Gene Predator

This book, well, it's much better than other Naruto novels where all the characters are the same. At least Itachi's character is like that. How is Itachi portrayed in many fanfictions? Simply put, a breathtakingly perfect person, suitable as a brother who would die for you. I just want to say, how can someone who can kill his own parents and lover give the impression of being a good friend? He can kill his parents and lover, so why wouldn't such a cold-blooded guy do the same to a friend?

The author's dark circles are quite impressive. It seems you've truly inherited Dr. Chen's teachings. Those books you can't understand, where the main character doesn't appear for more than ten pages, are probably just for beginners. Newbie here! Just read for a couple of years, don't worry about them. As a seasoned bookworm, I highly recommend this book; it's excellent. Keep writing! With luck, it might become a hit. Ideally, the climax should come around the middle, like a fantasy.

This book is very much to my liking. To be honest, I think Konoha is the darkest of the five great ninja villages. Most novels about transmigrating to Naruto involve transmigrating to Konoha to inherit the Will of Fire and unleash their power. But what is the Will of Fire anyway? Besides, even with such great power, they still have to obey the orders of the daimyo.

Every gene is an epic of evolution; the genes of life reveal the miracle of consciousness, the genes of civilization reveal the miracle of life, and the genes of the world reveal the miracle of destiny. Exploring the past of genes, standing on the present of life, and looking forward to the future of civilization. On the path of seeking knowledge, I, He Ming, will remain steadfast until death.

A very good book, it's just a bit lacking in readers. I hope the author keeps up the good work.

I didn't want to read it because of the chapter title "Naruto: Uchiha Itachi"... What I find most disgusting is this pervert who killed his entire family.

This is an article posted by the author's alternate account, discussing some controversies surrounding the book. Spoilers ahead, new readers beware. These are personal opinions; please refrain from negative comments. First, there's the issue of the protagonist's character design.

Does a protagonist like this even need to travel through time? He's already incredibly powerful; even without time travel, he'd be at least a super big shot in his original world.

I just read the merman part, and it's so well written. Although the protagonist is only lawful evil, the story, guided by the protagonist, is full of dark, chaotic, and humanistic clashes, which really appeals to readers with a dark aesthetic. I've already recommended it.

The author's poor performance is mainly due to several factors: firstly, the title and synopsis are problematic; even my friend who recommended the book said not to read the synopsis or the title. Secondly, the first few chapters are somewhat discouraging. Thirdly, the choice of the Naruto arc was poor. 🙂 This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree.