The Many Faces of Martin, Starting in Naruto

Martin Martin, Every morning when you wake up, Martin Martin, There is a role waiting. It turned into a panda! How cute! He's not very handsome as Master Roshi. Naruto is your good friend. Hinata is the girl you like. Martin Martin Martin, You are a citizen of the motherland, you fly so fast! Martin Martin Martin, Your story is strange. Martin Martin Martin, Whether inside or outside the village, Martin Martin Martin, Life is more wonderful with you. Something always happens every morning.

What's most terrifying about Martin isn't his own transformation, but his ability to change the entire world. Becoming a star means that everyone in the world, except for Martin himself, will know he's a big star with countless fans. It's like a parallel world. They become aliens, or even extraterrestrial civilizations appear.

Why didn't our ancestors just wipe out all the Kage, Obito, and Itachi at the start? They were all killed off! It's boring. I want to see rivers of blood!

I feel the original Martin's abilities are stronger than the author's heavily modified version; for example, President Martin's transformation into a different identity was recognized worldwide.

That's all for the introduction. I already know the beginning, so there's nothing particularly new. I'm unfamiliar with the Thunderfire Sword at the end, but judging by the combination of thunder and fire, it must be quite powerful. Hurry up and write out its appearance so I can familiarize myself with it.

The system has been really strict these past few days; it keeps showing as deleted or just disappearing altogether.

After reading three chapters, the protagonist, a member of the Yamanaka clan, is sent to the operating table without warning. The Yamanaka clan are idiots; they're taken away just because some unknown bloodstains appear in their own territory. The Hokage is also a moron; first he offended the Hyuga clan, then the Ino-Shika-Cho trio. Who in the Hokage faction will dare to remain?

I'm increasingly disliking the Monkey D. Family in One Piece these days. They have connections with the Navy, pirates, and the Revolutionary Army; they have the Devil Fruit, Nika, and are constantly doing sit-ups. Where's the spirit of a shonen manga anymore?

The initial portrayal of the ancestors was quite interesting, but later it became like a childish game of ninja school. Most readers enjoy the transformation from weak to strong, but your character's fluctuating strength, while true to Martin's character and indeed fitting without his Root background, is inconsistent. Your underlying character is a psychopath who was dissected for three years, which creates a contradiction. It's not very interesting.

At first, I thought it would be pretty good, but then I got to chapters six and seven and it cracked me up! What kind of novel is this? I'm going back to reading it!