Naruto: The Way of Seeking Death

The writing is alright, but I felt the adults in the village went a bit too far. It felt like the entire village, adults and children alike, revolved around a five-year-old. Konoha has never lacked geniuses; those who didn't grow up were just genin. Did they really think the whole world revolved around them?

It's well-written. Watching the kids fight and play, I found it quite entertaining. I don't know why, but I suddenly realized that the protagonist is an adult who transmigrated into a child. It felt incredibly awkward at first.

I haven't read the book yet, but the male and female leads in your character list are all original characters. So why are you writing fan fiction? Why don't you just create original content?

I feel like the entire village of Konoha revolves around the protagonist; it's like, if he's gone, what will happen to him? Sigh.

How dare you start with something like a one-year-old training, a two-year-old killing people, a three-year-old getting married and unifying the ninja world? A bunch of little kids talking about love, hate, and fighting? There's a limit to how much nonsense there is!

It feels like the whole village revolves around the protagonist. He takes himself too seriously. Also, how could a transmigrator like a little girl who is only a few years old?

This substitution technique is just as powerful as Amenotejikara 🙂

No wonder so few people read it. It's utterly unexciting. Even if top-tier combat skills were right in front of them, they couldn't learn them. The mediocre characters are trash. What is a novel? It's just a fantastic story for people to fantasize about.

It's truly amazing that the author can still update 6,000 words a day despite the current low ratings. I've added this to my favorites just for the author's reputation.

I haven't read it yet, but this title... I feel like you're subtly criticizing a certain Tang Dynasty god-king.