I Met Naruto in Tokyo

The living walk on my bones, they will face the wall of death, and my soul has long since disappeared. This book, how should I put it, poisoned me. First of all, the primary and secondary relationship, I personally think, according to the title of the book, it should be the collision between Naruto and the real world. Of course, most of the opening chapter talks about how handsome the protagonist is and how nymphomaniac the several women are. It's so simple. If I didn't have a sense of empathy, I might not have been able to survive Chapter 13. Also, please note that it is a large chapter about nymphomaniacs, and it is the kind of "Wow, that Oppa is so handsome, I want to die." The protagonist looked up and smiled. "Ah! I'm going to die, Oppa is so handsome." Me: Pfft! Isn't this me? ! Secondly, you have to write Naruto in reality, well, I really like that. But, there is Naruto and Kishimoto in this world. My God, I can't say this because I don't understand what other people think. But, I feel very embarrassed. The world of Naruto no longer has a sense of mystery, and readers no longer have that sense of omniscience and happiness. Afterwards, the protagonist was kidnapped by Zabuza. In order to buy time, he talked to Zabuza about the scientific system. Zabuza expressed his interest, and the protagonist did his best. Well, no problem. Then, when the protagonist sees Zabuza, OK, he is not afraid anymore, and instead asks him if Shiro is a boy or a girl. Okay, the author said Bai is a female, but she is actually a male, but this is not the serious Naruto world, so there is nothing wrong with it! Above, if the author and readers want to criticize me, they can, after all, everyone has their own preferences!