Konoha's Azure Dragon

Please lock Naruto and Hinata together, thank you.

The protagonist should join Hidan's cult. 🤫

Where's the author? There's a small bug. Chapter 26, where it took ten minutes to defeat ten ordinary people, has been changed to ten seconds. Otherwise, it would look awkward to people with OCD.

Since we won't die anyway, can't we just force open the other doors? In the original story, Xiao Li also forced himself to open the gate, but his body couldn't take it. Look at the protagonist you wrote, he was beaten to a pulp, and it was all for no reason.

It's best not to use the Death Gate for now. Besides the Death Gate, what else can improve the protagonist's strength that is both practical and not exaggerated? Ideally, it should be a way to keep the seven gates open until the protagonist is resurrected without forcing him. It's best to save the Death Gate for when fighting the Otsutsuki. I feel that the protagonist is still a bit weaker than the two cheat codes and the later stages when he opens the seven gates. What do you think, author?

I suggest the author go back to the earlier chapters when they have time and slightly revise the points that many people have criticized, such as some settings that don't quite fit the original work. After all, it's a business to make a living, so reworking it won't be bad.

Five chapters a day is amazing! I'm definitely supporting this. I've seen a lot of people saying there's a timeline error, but it doesn't really affect me much, since I haven't read the original novel and only saw the part about Zhuge Liang's defection in the TV series. 🤓

This military parade is so weird. Besides, isn't the Chunin Exams just a disguised military parade? It's completely unnecessary. 🤔

To reiterate, the protagonist didn't die in his previous life. Time travel doesn't necessarily mean you have to die before you travel. Many readers have probably encountered stories where the world changes drastically upon waking up… Just like in time travel novels, you can't argue that time travel is illogical; it's a basic premise, and there's nothing to debate about.

Thank you to everyone who commented and supported me! My last book, with over 300,000 words, only had three bot comments, but now, after just one post, so many comments! I almost cried. Thank you all so much! I've marked all the comments as featured, so I won't reply to everyone individually. Mwah!