Simultaneous Transmigration: Starting with the Power of the Talismans

Chapter Nine's three-meter-tall statue, it looks like a dog! I wouldn't mind if you wrote it was six or seven meters, but this three-meter-tall statue looks like poop!

Author, I have a question. In Jackie Chan Adventures, the magician Lope who was given life by the Rat Talisman seemed to have the abilities he had in life. Why didn't the puppet that the protagonist gave life to have any special abilities?

The Tiger Talisman is most effective among pirates. It balances Yin and Yang, allowing the body to control various energies, which means one can consume multiple Devil Fruits.

The One Piece arc was decent, and the main characters were well-developed. Naruto, however, was truly disappointing. The Rat Talisman, which had the most potential for creative use, was rendered useless by the author; it was treated like a puppet, and the puppeteer himself was also weak. For example, few ninjas can fly, so you could easily create a flying puppet to outrun them.

I've given up. I don't see anything interesting about Dragon Raja. I'm completely uninterested.

Choosing a Devil Fruit was a mistake, even choosing one was a mistake. With the bull's divine strength already at hand, why bother with a Devil Fruit? Besides, for pirates, Haki is far superior. Haki represents personal charisma, while Devil Fruits represent human desires, allowing one to rise above all others. Frankly, I think no one would be satisfied with any Devil Fruit choice; it's better not to choose one at all.

The nine demon beasts in Naruto 😰, as expected, the unofficial history is quite unconventional.

As the story progressed, especially after the Dragon Clan arc, and the various worlds began to intertwine and merge, my desire to continue watching diminished. Especially the talismans that connect to Hell Star and the dream world created by the Grim Reaper—these are all obtained by the Grim Reaper's clones. I really lost interest after watching a few chapters of the One Piece arc.

The review is that it's boring, and the Rat Talisman, which is perfect for unleashing one's imagination, is written like garbage, especially since it directly adds the ability to control creation. Why not just kill Sasori on the spot? Sasori is just a shell containing a core; you could just activate and control his puppets. Besides, the puppet reserve is ridiculously weak.

Naruto is truly a mess, completely unreadable. Black Zetsu lived for a thousand years, and you managed to fool him with just a few words? That's truly amazing.