Naruto: I Am the Nine-Tails

I initially thought it was the Nine-Tails, but it turns out it's just a person with the power of the Nine-Tails. It's clearly a person, so why write it as the Nine-Tails?

I've read up to chapter sixteen. Does the protagonist really enjoy being silly? He was locked up for three years and was laughing and joking all the time, huh? What are you afraid of when you see Kushina Uzumaki? Let's stop calling it Nine-Tails and change its name to Konohamaru, how about that?

I've read 22 chapters, and it's... Not bad. It's a readable novel. The protagonist's imaginative ideas about his power system are quite good and intriguing. The protagonist's mischievous and charismatic personality is also very appealing (although he's imprisoned, I don't really like stories with heavy-handed grievances).

Just like the monster-themed series insists on becoming human.

There shouldn't be too many women; don't be like that lazy bum who takes in every woman he sees. And there shouldn't be any men. Ever since my ears were polluted by female-oriented novels, I'm annoyed by any so-called handsome men, and I even feel disgusted by the word "man." Use "man" or "male" to describe men.

The Nine-Tails is a free-spirited tailed beast that rarely loses its temper. Then one day, someone mentally controls it, and it's imprisoned in a dark, sunless cell for nearly 80 years. If you were in its shoes, would you seek revenge? If I were the Nine-Tails, it would be alright without power, but if I had power, I would make my captors despair, destroy everything they cherish, and annihilate the entire village.

Can Naruto's wife be Hinata? Because I'm a Naruto/Hinata shipper?

Originally, writing about the Nine-Tailed Fox was quite good, with the system and added abilities, and the dog watching the drama unfold from behind—it was a great premise. But when I got to the part where it turned into a human, I immediately gave up; the appeal was gone.

Independent consciousness clone, simp style, those who like this genre can read it, super self-indulgent story.

It doesn't describe a nine-tailed fox, it describes a human. It's a case of false advertising. The lack of other Shennong comments suggests it was deleted; this is a flop.