The Troublemaker of the Naruto World

Could the author please pair him up with Kushina?

I've read up to chapter sixty-four. At first, I thought it would be lighthearted and funny, but as I read on, I realized something was off! The protagonist is going around teaching others how to pick up girls, and he keeps trying to push girls who like him to other people. The protagonist's personality is also awkward and unlikable (personal subjective judgment).

Being cheated on. (Just like the author.)

I tried to read it without thinking, but I just couldn't. This book is extremely addictive; it's a strong turn-off. Here's a brief summary of my biggest takeaway from the first 30 chapters: Naruto has turned from a shonen manga into a romance manga.

I won't even mention the melodramatic love story, because there are tons of those in real life... Why did Tsunade, who was dating a guy, have to die too? They used to be brothers, for goodness' sake! It feels like the protagonist is just like the "Pot King"—"I'm killing you for your own good." 🤫

The writing is crude and vulgar, severely impacting the reader's immersion.

The author keeps torturing people every day, is it because they're scumbags? 🤫 After all this time, as a time traveler, have you remained chaste? No way, no way, I've already time-traveled, and someone's still telling me to remain chaste? 😤

As long as you don't use your brain while reading this book, it's not bad.

If the female lead leaves, then you should go with her.

Chicken Sauce~ Does this book have a female lead? (:[___]←Waiting for a reply)