Naruto Only Wants to Be a Soul Reaper

When a new book is released, the first thing to do is encourage readers to keep reading. This determines the book's placement in recommendations and its exposure, so it's the most important thing. I suggest checking the latest chapter every day, even for just a minute or so.

Although I can't write books, even if we take a step back, can't an author release 100 chapters at a time? People might say that's unreasonable, but I've already said that I can't write books.

I have a question. Since Kishimoto is the author of Naruto, why do people still hold conspiracy theories even after the author has definitively declared the Third Hokage a good person? Or is it that you, as the author of Naruto, understand Naruto better than Kishimoto, and even if you find a thousand reasons why the Third Hokage was bad, he is still a good person?

Surprisingly good. Some details are open to discussion, but the plot doesn't drag! The indigenous characters are transmigrated into the story, and their personalities and actions are all plausible, without any idiotic plot points. The only drawback might be the writing style; I'd give it a 7 out of 10. Overall, it's above average, so feel free to consume it.

Well written; the author is definitely suited to fanfiction. However, I'd like to remind the author not to make the same mistake as the Harry Potter book: aside from Naruto, the two worlds shouldn't have too much overlap; otherwise, it'll basically fall apart. I've cast two monthly tickets and eight recommendation tickets, but I'm leaving now. I'll come back in a month or two.

It's very good, but when it comes to social change, most online novelists lack the skill to write about it well; it's too unrealistic, so forget about it.

The transitions between the two worlds in the early and middle stages were handled with great finesse and the pacing was just right. However, it clearly lost control in the later stages, and the plot went off the rails without a proper ending. The final "if" scenario felt like simply regurgitating discarded drafts without wasting them, resulting in a rushed ending.

I only followed the Naruto series... And I can only say it started strong but ended weakly... There was too much preaching in the later parts, which overshadowed the original characters' personalities... Apart from Naruto's mouth, everyone else was just a puppet in a puppet show...

1. I hope Naruto can develop his own power within the Bleach universe, a power unrelated to the Nine-Tails. Without Naruto, the Nine-Tails was easily suppressed by Sasuke, while with Naruto, the Nine-Tails fought against both the 1st and 2nd Nine-Tails plus the Rinnegan Sasuke.

It's definitely a book that started strong but ended weak; the later parts relied on the dissertation defense.