Naruto: A Casual Player's Life in Konoha

Good news: It provides more detail than just looking at the outline. Bad news: It's like looking at an outline.

Are you out of your mind to force the village's best logistical personnel into battle? Don't you even consider the long-term benefits? With such logistical capacity, wouldn't it be a huge loss if they died? Are you out of your mind?

To forge equipment for the government. Shouldn't the government provide the materials?

This paragraphing is comparable to my essay writing style.

Is this another story about a nanny? 😴

Why does it feel like the protagonist is omnipotent? Every problem comes to the protagonist, like they can't fight without him. Logistics are completely dependent on him: weapon manufacturing, food supplies (soldier rations), transporting sealing scrolls, dismantling air ninja equipment, and mass-producing Tsunade's antidote.

Can the protagonist modify his own body, like a scorpion?

Although it was poorly written, it was well-made; I'll invest in the next book.

Did the author consider using AI to polish the text?

Whether it's in the original work or the author's own interpretation, there's no need to explain it so clearly. Sometimes, if you skip those explanations after reading an entire chapter, there's not much useful content left.