Shared Talents: Transmigrate Through Multiple Myriad Worlds at Once

The reason why Naruto suffered hardships from a young age in Naruto was that the higher-ups were testing the strength of the seal on Naruto's body, and at the same time making it easier for the Third Hokage to mentally control Naruto. The fact that he could get along with Naruto suggests that he didn't really think there was no one to guide him.

A thief is a thief. If he's really going to take risks, why not call him an adventurer? What's the point of all this fuss? It's like that news story about the thief who stole to support his younger brother—does that mean he's not a thief?

The crossover martial arts world is a complete failure. It's one thing to set the world around a unified dynasty, but the protagonist becomes a lackey of the dynasty, constantly boasting about how powerful the dynasty is. The problem is, this is a martial arts world, where individual martial prowess should supersede power and at least allow for free movement without restraint.

An author whose bias is so extreme, tell me again, what does "pirate" even mean? What is a pirate? Are some naive and idealistic people trying to whitewash pirates? I'm out.

He actively approached Naruto, but was interrogated by the Anbu using genjutsu. The protagonist died, and the book ended.

So you think you can just get away with it seeing the protagonist following Naruto to deal with the Scroll of Seals? Either your Naruto world is a pure action-packed story without any conspiracy theories, or the Naruto clones either gain nothing (the Scroll of Seals is fake), or they end up being served by the Yamanaka clan! Making such a blunder without protecting the secrets of the main character? The risk-reward ratio is disproportionate! A truly shrewd move!

I've watched quite a few... From the very beginning of Naruto, I felt like the protagonist had lost his mind. (I really don't understand why he had to look at a sealing scroll with only one technique; did he think it was real? And what about the Third Hokage's telescope technique?) He already had his own cheat abilities, why couldn't he just stay invincible and then cause trouble?

The claim that a label has "positive values" is utter nonsense.

No matter how invincible a character's abilities are, can't they hide their inherent nature of bullying the weak and fearing the strong? You need to learn to mimic the mindsets of various characters to make the story come alive!

I stopped watching One Piece when I saw the main character become Luffy's babysitter again, especially the dialogue between the main character and Luffy, which was incredibly idiotic.