Naruto: When Kenpachi Zaraki Became Naruto Uzumaki

Let me just say one thing. In the setting of this book, everyone knows that Uzumaki Naruto is the Nine-Tailed Jinchuuriki. Everyone knows what the Nine-Tails is, and what is the Jinchuuriki? He even knew that the tailed beast chakra would interfere with the jinchuriki's chakra, and even knew the details of the entire development process of the fourth generation sealing the nine tails on Uzumaki Naruto on the night of the nine tails.

The subject matter is very novel and interesting, but the Hyuga boy's ability to use teleportation numbers is outrageous.

The details are so poorly handled that it's just for fun Yuhi Hongbeng's character design A few of the separated families who haven't enrolled in school know the teleportation technique

The dialogue design is too lacking, at least it should be reasonable. Sakura, Nara's dialogue is too bad, and the Nine-Tails Jinchuuriki, Hinata's dialogue is not good either, she knows too much,

It's quite interesting, but the settings have been changed too much. I feel like the author and I both watched Fake Naruto. If you particularly value the original setting, there's no need to watch it.

Don't stress the protagonist's strength. It doesn't matter if you skip the plot. The free chapters will start to overdo it.

Zaraki's character control is quite good, and the subject matter is relatively novel. But in other aspects, it's like a Naruto template was forced onto a third-rate Shuangwen.