Naruto: Bound to Minato Namikaze from the Start

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Why does the author write so much discussion and analysis in a novel? Who reads so much analysis when watching Naruto? The key point is that you haven't written much plot, but you've done a lot of analysis, judgments, and opinions. And you keep using points one, two, three, and four to analyze things in the main text.

The main character is so trashy. Instead of killing Danzo and the Third Hokage, he just keeps dragging them along to disgust people.

It's drawn out and drags on, essentially a wish-fulfillment story. The plot twist of the invincible protagonist becoming the master's heir takes a hundred chapters, and the second-generation leader's purge of the sect—another supposedly satisfying moment—is also held back, completely ruining the enjoyment and making it unmotivating to continue reading.

All I can say is that overall it's good, but could you please stop dragging things out? Knowing that it was the group leader who did it, why didn't you just kill him? Riding on the momentum of a great victory and being a member of the Senju clan, what could the Third Hokage possibly do to you? You dared to jump, so kill him too, and then avenge your parents.

A seasoned veteran of Minato's training, he worked hard only to have his efforts taken for granted, and now he's even lost his girlfriend.

It feels like the author is treating Nara Shikaku and the others like idiots. They're perfectly aware of the conflict between the protagonist and the Third Hokage, yet the protagonist acts all indignant. It's so fake, it couldn't be more fake.

Gentlemen, draw your swords!

A Japanese anime about transmigrating to another world only has one female lead, and the main character is incompetent. It's a complete disgrace to our great China. I utterly despise and criticize this.

I only realized I'd acted impulsively after subscribing to everything. It was just a Danzo review, and it was all just filler...