I Founded a Praise Club in the Hokage World

I'm dropping this book. It's so tedious and I completely don't understand the point of going to Kumogakure to get humiliated. They just force the plot forward. Adding a melodramatic Mito Uzumaki transferring her powers is bad enough, but then there's this whole "discarded power, must start all over again" scenario, and the protagonist only wakes up after Mito Uzumaki disappears—it's like going…

Seeing the protagonist actively urging Tsunade to use Hashirama Senju's corpse as a bargaining chip due to the daimyo's demands, and then offering explanations that don't seem to be intended to make Tsunade compromising (earlier it was said that the higher-ups would pressure Tsunade through public opinion, later it was said that Tsunade could use this to gain fame. What good is that fame?

To judge the quality of a book, first look at the number of posts it has. If there are few posts but many monthly votes, it's definitely been manipulated.

The idea of ​​Konoha forcing Tsunade to agree to study the First Hokage's corpse is illogical. Let's skip this part of the plot; the more we write about it, the worse it gets. This is something that can be done secretly but absolutely cannot be brought up openly. Even if it is promoted, it must not be brought up under the guise of researching Wood Release.

First, let me share my reading experience: I gave up after chapter 213. Then, I'll summarize the advantages. 1: The writing style is good. At first, I felt the writing style was a bit awkward, like it was trying too hard to express feelings. Later on, I felt that there were fewer such descriptions, and it became much more comfortable to read.

Naruto and Sasuke, Kushina and Mikoto, Minato and the protagonist—look how well-organized it is! Fugaku, that irresponsible guy, should just die already.

The early chapters were really good, so I subscribed to the whole thing. Now I really regret what I wrote. It's rubbish, there's no exciting part at all, it's just a bunch of rambling entries and has a pretentious feel to it.

So far, Kato Dan has been saved, so it's confirmed that Tsunade isn't the female lead. Therefore, I suggest the author reduce Tsunade's screen time. Previously, Tsunade had too much screen time but wasn't very useful. Aside from her medical ninjutsu and the title of Senju (though I think it's a burden), she didn't help the protagonist at all, and often stole his hard-earned money, even beating…

If the main character has a Gintama-like personality, wouldn't it be strange to add a female lead? Kushina's personality is similar to Tae's... I suggest Hasegawa as the female lead, since she really slept with Gintoki.

Why use the tired trope of the protagonist always getting a shoulder injury in battle? Why not just have the protagonist's balls shatter in every fight? That would be more dramatic and impactful!