Naruto: I, Naruto, Started with Kyubey Jinchuuriki

Why does Kyubey provide knowledge to Naruto? Of course, Kyubey can do this, but there is no such need at all. For the incubators, when they officially discover that they break through the closed system and enter the grander universe of a more open system, heat death will be the natural ending. Moreover, most of the fanfics involving Kyubey, or the descriptions of the incubator civilization, appear to be very low. Why would anyone really think that a civilization that relies on the magical girl system to interfere with the entire universe and directly delay heat death on a macro scale would be so weak? Even based on the lowest expressiveness of something like Kyubey, among the technologies controlled by the incubator civilization, there are complete space interference and energy transmission technologies at the level of the entire universe, nearly perfect mass-energy conversion technology, trans-galaxy-level hyperspace communication technology, consciousness modification technology that can analyze neural signals and engrave serious filters... And a series of exaggerated and deadly abilities. Why do some authors always like to make the incubator civilization so weak?

Kyubey is a novice, there are so many corrupters that he doesn't care about himself Why do you have to tell them all to Naruto? It's only right to be selective and find a way to contact your own world A new universe can be used as fuel With technological breakthroughs, there are infinite universes that can be used as fuel

The writing can't help but describe Naruto as a time traveler. Now he is studying with Jiraiya. When the time comes, he would rather learn magic than make a wish, which makes him laugh.

Very weird. Naruto's mentality was very strange. As the author himself said, the chakra system burns life, and there is no difference between Kyubey's wish-making ability and chakra. Naruto has been rejecting Kyubey's strange actions and subsequent restrictions on Kyubey. Naruto's maturity cannot be seen, and all that can be seen is his posturing. About making the world a better place, I can only say this. Regardless of individual growth or making the world a better place, Kyubey's wishing system is a better choice. The opinions of others in the article about Naruto wandering in the world are consistent with the author's portrayal. The problem appears in this sentence. I forgot how many chapters. The general idea is that Naruto wants to make the world a better place by killing all the bad guys. This sentence is very strange, maybe it would be better to disappear instead. In fact, with the help of Kyubey, it is easy for Naruto to directly make everyone in the ninja world a saint. Whether it is taking what Naruto calls his own down-to-earth path, or later letting go of the attitude of playing games and accepting Kyubey's help. This sentence is unacceptable, or should be left blank. It can only be seen that Naruto thinks about it as soon as it comes out. Simply put, inefficient and boring

The first thing I saw when I saw the title of the book: What is the Jinchūriki of the Qiuqiu people? Oh, it's Kyubey. What? Kyubey? That Kyubey inside the small circle, that crumb within the crumb? Look what's going on.

It's okay just by looking at the plot, but it feels weird if you look closely.

Promise to take away all of Kyubey's abilities Just like the wishes made by the three girls

This article is at a food and grass level. The more you update it, the better it will be.

I thought it was Kyubey from Dragon Fighter

Yes, food and grass are like grass jelly to me.