Becoming a Voidwalker, Starting with Naruto

It's very well written. It would be great if there were no real world; I would skip over the real world entirely.

After being banned for a week, I can finally speak again. The opening is exceptionally brilliant; if the author weren't an experienced writer, their talent for crafting a story would be truly remarkable. Like many popular literary works, writing style, values, and logic aren't the most crucial factors in online novels; the most important thing is whether the story is engaging. The opening story really impressed me.

It's really well-written; it doesn't sound like something a newbie would write. I just feel like hardly anyone reads it, and I'm afraid it'll fade into obscurity.

I strongly suggest you avoid adding translated Japanese phrases like "Hi" or "Soga" to your articles; it's quite awkward...

When you think of Voidwalker, isn't the first thing that comes to mind his shamelessness?

Author, the speed at which you refine chakra isn't the standard for whether you're a genius; it's the quantity. Chakra isn't internal energy; it's divine power. The better your bloodline, the more chakra you have. It can't be increased through training; it's like a template—you don't use it for a single second.

It's well-written, but unfortunately, it's not my style. It's a bit dull, and the plot progresses too slowly.

It's pretty good, but the main character's character seems a bit off. Didn't they say he had no emotions? Did I remember wrong? The recent chapters seem to have more and more complex emotions. He's a bit like Rimuru from the previous series.

Hey

You kept raising it, but it died?