Naruto: The Strongest Meat Escape

It's very well written. Having been a bookworm for years, I've seen many refreshing articles. However, many stories follow the same predictable formula, making them all quite similar. Often, you can tell a book's potential and the author's skill just by reading the first three chapters—after all, the so-called "golden three chapters."

Let me preface this by saying that I was tricked into participating by the number of monthly votes. I tolerated the bottom-of-the-class character setting. Seeing that someone who ate a Devil Fruit is afraid of water (***How ​​can they survive in Naruto?), I tolerated it. I tolerated the common plot of fighting over women (a plot from ancient times).

People from large clans aren't that stupid. They wouldn't bully someone just because their perspective is different. Naruto was bullied because of the Nine-Tailed Fox, so large clans didn't instruct their subordinates to behave themselves. They wouldn't do anything to ordinary people.

I laughed at the beginning. The reason Devil Fruits are afraid of seawater is because they're cursed by the sea (I personally think it's because seawater contains trace amounts of seastone), making them particularly vulnerable to seastone. But starting with a fear of water? What's the point? How are you supposed to play the game? One water escape technique and you're done for.

Written in 2019, I thought it was written in 2009. This is full of idiotic aura, sarcastic aura, forced pretentiousness, and nonsensical banter. It's truly a formula from ten years ago. If you don't believe me, go look through your books; I'm not saying it's 100% accurate, but eight out of ten novels use this formula. It's 2019 or 2020 now, haven't you come up with any new formulas?

A look of seriousness flashed in the Raikage's eyes. This brat's strength was definitely not that of a genin; he was at least an elite chunin! --- Excerpt from Chapter 230, the Raikage's inner thoughts while fighting the protagonist to a standstill. I'm disgusted. I didn't even use my brain to read this far. Please, don't make such comparisons.

This novel is ranked second... Is it really that popular? I really can't stand reading it. So many conflicts, it's all so messy and padded. The writing style is also mediocre, and it's very formulaic...

By chapter six, I was laughing so hard I couldn't continue reading. This book should be called "Konoha's School Beauty's Personal Bodyguard" Hahahaha

This promotional campaign successfully lured me in and poisoned me! Who can resist a protagonist who's practically schizophrenic? Before transmigrating, he might have been mentally challenged, but after the souls merged, he became a primary school student.

I thought my tolerance for toxic content was already quite high, and I managed to read it on and off for several days, but I couldn't take it anymore after chapter 66. The various disgusting nicknames, the brain-draining moments, the slapping of faces by those who were trying to show off, the messed-up timelines, and the involvement of two clan leaders over trivial matters—couldn't the scope be a…