Naruto: The Eternal Principle

It's a bit baffling. A seeker of the Dao... After a lifetime of cultivation, why don't they study the evolution of the body, the eternity of the soul, the essence of chakra energy? What the hell is this?

It's alright, watchable. But I have to complain: the protagonist is supposed to be a powerful figure who created a path to godhood through his own wisdom (and imagination), so why, after training so many S-rank ninjutsu in the ninja world, has he never used the knowledge from his original training system to understand and create new ninjutsu (except for soul imprinting, which is just his original…

This synopsis... Flame General? Facing the might of raging flames? A single, unexpected strike? Is this the kind of description you're looking for?

The protagonist's character background was not shown at all.

Did Itachi Uchiha really love his brother? You killed his entire family and let him live on, you wiped out his whole clan and made him live most of his life in hatred. You can even use Kotoamatsukami to control its consciousness and distort its values, making it serve as a dog for the enemy who killed its entire family and wiped out its entire clan.

What's going on? Splitting the soul, and the severed soul doesn't even obey you? I really want to know, how did your split soul develop consciousness? How did you merge it with your body? And the power system is starting to collapse, now you've added the Bleach system, Inuyasha, and Digimon. Honestly, at this rate, it's going to fall apart. If you're going to write Naruto, just write Naruto, why add all this fancy stuff? Seriously...

If even the clones you create don't believe in you, what's the point of having them? Are they just there to annoy people or something? If you feel your combat strength is collapsing and you really can't keep going, then we can change the map. There's no need to do something so foolish.

Honestly, it would have been better if the protagonist had awakened a flexible control ability in his previous life, leading to his transmigration into the Naruto world. The first few chapters went on and on about how old the protagonist was, how powerful he was, and how he was the strongest on his planet, but then he transmigrated to the Naruto world and his performance was just too pathetic.

Having read half of it, I felt that the earlier part, which stated that the protagonist had seen all the secret cultivation methods of both the East and the West, was not shown at all.

I laughed so hard when I got to Chapter 5. A cultivator actually has time to watch anime and knows the plot of Naruto.