Working Hard to Cultivate Immortality, Starting in Naruto

The indigenous protagonist inexplicably gains a cheat-like ability, and isn't even a transmigrator; the book's logic collapses from the start. The rest of the story is riddled with logical problems. Indigenous people, especially children, don't keep secrets; they don't care about cheat-like abilities, they only care about lollipops.

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This book is really well written! Why is nobody reading it?

That's not right. At this point, even though 55kai has the Kaleidoscope, he doesn't know how to use it at all, and his mana is simply insufficient.

After reading the novel, all I can say is that the inheritance the protagonist received is unorthodox and not the true essence of our Xuanmen sect. 🤨

He's already the protagonist, the chosen one, why would he need you to defy fate for him?

The protagonist's continued presence in Konoha is a bad plot development; it's meaningless and makes him uncomfortable. With his strength, where couldn't he go? What if Itachi returns and uses Kotoamatsukami on Naruto, instantly killing him? A perfect Jinchuriki harboring ill will towards the village—can Itachi tolerate that? Itachi even tried to change his own brother's will; do you really think the protagonist can stay in Konoha?

How could the Third Hokage's true feelings towards Naruto possibly be greed?

No wonder nobody watches it; the premise is a complete mess and it's so addictive.

It's as absurd as a Japanese person inheriting the Chinese immortal cultivation tradition being a protagonist in a war novel about national destiny playing a Japanese anime character to save the country.