Naruto: The Strongest Nine-Tails Jinchuriki

Looking at the familiar cover, the familiar author, and the familiar synopsis, Shennong, the top-ranked player, silently tapped the top left corner a few times and uttered a few curse words…

Try to behave properly this time. I read the last book when it was still in its early stages; don't go for a harem in this one.

The old book's poor writing ruined the top-ranked book, and they've already started a new one so quickly...

Holy crap, the author of Shield Ninja! How do I block an author? 🙂

But speaking of Sakura Haruno, I actually have a pretty good impression of her. Firstly, she was born into a commoner family. I've forgotten her combat results from the Ninja Academy too much time ago, but I remember she got full marks in academics and could complete the Chunin Exams independently.

The author is female and specializes in writing for female readers. Perhaps her fondness for Naruto and Sakura has influenced her perception of the characters, resulting in very strange and even out-of-character (OOC) portrayals. In her previous work, she gave Sakura a power-up, and it seems similar here, while Naruto appears rather useless.

The protagonist, Naruto, didn't experience the same hardships as the original Naruto. Most of his suffering was brought about by the system, which was also a choice he made himself. Some of his actions are completely incomprehensible, such as pushing Sasuke to become a traitor.

Why mess around with something so trivial? Just kill it off already. Giving someone a chance to grow is insane. It was all about reputation and bloodline limits, what's the point of adding those Yin Seals and ninjutsu? Just tell him you're writing about a secondary personality born from a disease that killed your parents, that's all. Use the truth to sow discord.

I've been quite curious why authors on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) always portray Naruto alongside Sasuke, even going so far as to mentor Sasuke. It's understandable if he's just a subordinate, but it feels more like he's a wife. The protagonist's thoughts are simply the author's thoughts… I suddenly understand…

You know what? I specifically remembered your name because... From now on... I won't read any of your books... After reading Naruto for so long... I've never really found anything truly addictive. It's not the writing style, it's the plot that's so addictive. After reading novels for over ten years, I thought I was immune to all poisons... But I was wrong.