Naruto: This Naruto Isn't Passionate at All
木叶：这个鸣人并不热血
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 127k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Is he really a time traveler?
The protagonist is written like a child.
The character's persona has collapsed; the coldness wasn't thorough enough, and the aloofness characteristic of a transmigrator in another world was lost. It was amazing at first, but it went off-topic when I got to Kaoru. Kaoru is a failure The interaction with Kurama (the Nine-Tails) was okay at the beginning, but it lost its cool factor after a few sentences.
Well, it feels like things have changed, but then again, nothing has. The author could have easily written a satisfying, cathartic story, but instead insisted on torturing the protagonist. The part with Kaoru was strange from beginning to end. It started strong but ended weakly.
This book is terrible, don't read it.
Two lifetimes, are you sure? Maybe the combined age of both lifetimes is less than ten years.
The Nine-Tails' chakra is as conspicuous as a firelight in the dark... You actually separated the Nine-Tails, and no one noticed? Do you really think those sensory ninjas and Byakugan are just sitting around doing nothing?
The author's portrayal of Kaoru is truly subpar; many readers were likely turned off by her. The protagonist's intelligence seems to plummet. Even knowing Kaoru has issues, he acts like a fool. Initially, he senses her indifference, then suddenly realizes she might be genuine. The later developments are inexplicable.
The Naruto genre has been around for over a decade, and there hasn't been a single book where the protagonist is a transmigrator and the story is still well-written.
"Starting strong and ending weak" doesn't even begin to describe it; it's like starting from the top of a mountain and going downhill the whole time.
If you're going to be indifferent, then be indifferent and ruthless. What's the point of this with Sasuke? Also, it seems like Naruto really loves Konoha. Is it really okay to show off his Nine-Tails control so early? You know, no one can predict the dark side of Konoha. I have nothing to say about Hinata, but what about Kakashi?