The Tribulation-Surviving Old Monster in the World of Konoha

The only flaw is choosing the Naruto world and then belittling it, looking down on this and that. But that's all there is to it, and every chapter has this kind of description—it's beyond repair. This has driven many readers away; otherwise, the dark fantasy + crossover anime infinite flow style could attract a lot of people. At least so far, the author hasn't had any major flaws, and there aren't many minor ones either.

Using the guise of Naruto fanfiction to attack Naruto itself, criticizing every character and setting. I must be blind to think this is a Naruto novel; this is patriotic anti-Japanese war fiction! Why post it in the anime/manga/fantasy section? Post it in fantasy/xianxia (Chinese fantasy)! That's where the true audience for novels lies.

Well, the treacherous and unorthodox cultivation system is surprisingly well-suited to the ninja world. The protagonist's actions are chaotic and neutral, yet not unlikeable; the author's writing and plot are both good, and the absence of a system that allows for effortless gains is a major advantage.

Well, how should I put it? I really like the overall concept—a blend of cultivation and Naruto, with balanced power levels. But the unorthodox aspect is just hard to read. I can understand it's a dark fantasy novel; if you don't like it, you can simply not read it. Yet, the concept and the writing style are fantastic. It's a real dilemma.

Let me just say this: your book's popularity was already terrible. This isn't about preventing piracy; it's about discouraging legitimate readers.

I've long disliked these fake immortals. Let them see the true abilities of a cultivator: summoning wind and rain, turning beans into soldiers.

Which book is the "Creator of Heaven" mentioned in the text who says "All under heaven are my children"?

That's disgusting, is it just designed to disgust the readers?

It was posted at 11:30 PM, and it was still under anti-theft protection at 8 AM the next morning, almost 9 hours later. Author, if you feel there are too many people reading the official version, you should release a separate post about it. Also, goodbye forever.

"Behind-the-scenes story"? What a load of nonsense! The protagonist is only somewhat useful at the beginning, then completely disappears. He's basically just a name in the chapter list. At least in a behind-the-scenes story, someone manipulates things. The protagonist does absolutely nothing.