Corruption Across the Heavens Starts with Naruto

I'd like to ask, do you guys think I'd be interested in a supporting character who turns to the dark side? Or are you only interested in protagonists who turn evil? Some protagonists in certain worlds don't seem to be suited to turning evil; they haven't experienced what Naruto went through, and they're not exactly good people to begin with. For example, One Piece. It's the mermaid princess who turned evil, not Luffy. What do you all think?

1. The first world depicts the true protagonist's (Li Yaoxiang) mindset regarding turning to the dark side—to change Naruto's tragic life, break free from the influence of his bloodline, and achieve a happy family, yet he has to admit that he has to harden his heart and turn to the dark side in order to leave this world.

The novel is indeed quite good, but I have some concerns. 1. This system is, after all, a "darkening system," so to put it bluntly, it's Li Yaoxiang, the true protagonist, who's corrupted. The true protagonist experiences world after world, witnessing each protagonist's corruption; can he truly remain unchanged? Can he truly uphold the bottom line of a happy ending?

As the title suggests. Leave a comment here if you want to see which world the protagonist travels to, or which character they want to see corrupted. The sooner the better. This will make it easier for a newbie like me to catch up on the plot, the setting, and to brainstorm ideas in advance. It doesn't have to be the main character. I will select a few worlds that have received more likes to make my choice.

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Dear author, I felt the last two chapters were alright; I did understand why the protagonist had time to orchestrate Naruto's dark transformation 🙂. However, this female secretary was really unnecessary. You could have easily given her a loyal male subordinate like a butler. A female... I'm truly disillusioned with the romance plots on Qidian 😅! "Pain's Domination of Konoha" is another example.

There are many reasons. It's the kind of intermittent dislike for Naruto. For example, from his first appearance, he caused trouble everywhere, which made him disliked by everyone, and then the subsequent plot always used this to play the victim. I just don't understand. Looking at it in reality, he's just a kid who wasn't liked to begin with, and then he caused trouble everywhere.

[The World I Want to See (in no particular order)] 1. Death 2. Pirates 3. Gourmet Devil 4. Private tutor 5. Day on Campus 6. When the cicadas cry 7. Corpse Demon 8. Parasite 9. Tokyo Ghoul 10. Dragon Ball 11. Sword Art Online 12. Inuyasha 13. Gintama 14. Magic Catalog 15. Highschool of the Dead 16. Cyclone Butler 17. The Prince of Tennis 18. Kuroko's Basketball 19. Clannad 20. Is/Infinite Stratos

I accidentally clicked on this book and saw that the synopsis mentioned One Piece, but the author's theme is "darkening." Having read the entire One Piece series, who can the author possibly "darken"? Every character in One Piece seems to have a goofy side, but if you think about it carefully, you realize that everyone is acting according to their own will.