Naruto: I Want to Be the Overlord of Bone Too

I was just thinking that the Mangekyou Sharingan goes perfectly with Wood Release, while the Byakugan is perfect for Bone Release.

They turned the most charismatic Orochimaru into an ordinary person, that's boring. Bye!

Orochimaru's character falls apart in the first chapter. Orochimaru isn't the type to feign aloofness; he's more like someone who doesn't show his emotions. Although his skills are a bit disgusting, his personal charm is truly top-notch. Even when encountering an idiot, he shouldn't lose his composure; at most, he'll be speechless and then just grab them without saying another word.

Ugh, the beginning was somewhat amusing, but it gets worse and worse as it goes on. After mastering Sage Mode, is he never going to use it again? Is it really that difficult to defeat a Four-Tails Naruto or Orochimaru? Is this what surpassing Hashirama's Sage Mode is? A bunch of useless boasting, and the plot remains completely unchanged? Enough already.

Well, personally, I feel the most toxic part is that after the Hashirama cells fused, they completely forgot about Danzo. Danzo sent men directly to confront you, without any attempt at concealment, and almost killed you. And what happened? You became a pushover. "Revenge is the best policy, brother.

The protagonist is just a supporting character compared to Naruto and Sasuke, spending most of his time revolving around those two, yet he still dares to try and change Itachi's fate. Even though the Third Hokage treated him so well in the early stages, Itachi didn't seem to care much about the Third Hokage. Were Itachi and the protagonist even that close?

I won't even mention Orochimaru and Tsunade's poison... The protagonist is eight years old this year, already possessing Chunin-level strength, yet he's arranged to attend school with six-year-old Naruto, and even be in the same class. What kind of excuse is this about educational resources? Are you kidding me? This single plot arrangement reveals the author's lack of skill; they can't write anything outside the original story...

Why should Tsunade accept someone from another village as her disciple? She even gets into Konoha, and more ridiculously, she gets into the Ninja Academy, a prestigious educational institution. Is the whole world really revolving around the protagonist?

Many fans portray the Third Hokage as a saint, praising his sacrifices for Konoha. They claim Danzo was responsible for Kakashi's father's suicide, the destruction of Uzushiogakure and the Senju clan, and Naruto's tragic childhood, unaware of the Third Hokage's involvement. But would Danzo have dared to act without the Third Hokage's tacit approval?

Seeing the poison made me disbelieve it, but the apology was truly poisonous... I'm out. The Orochimaru scene was incredibly poisonous, and Tsunade's scene where she cut off the protagonist's leg was also poisonous. Even if I could withstand all those poisons, the problem was the story wasn't engaging; it was bland and uneventful... Novels are said to have a golden three chapters at the beginning, but I didn't see any highlights.