Naruto: How Could a Doctor Like Me Bring Chaos to the Ninja World?

This is a gem among the Naruto stories. There are quite a few characters in Naruto who follow Aizen's path, but this one stands out as one of the best, and it doesn't feel forced or contrived. All in all, it was very interesting.

Let me be blunt. It's hard to give a proper evaluation of this book. It's not like a chicken bone—tasteless but not worth discarding—but it's not exactly great either. The first half is enjoyable, but once Shendu appears, I can only say it's so-so. Shendu's appearance seems purely for show, and as for the plot, I'm more interested in the protagonist's perspective from Konoha's point of view; I'd rather skip Shendu's scenes. In short, it's hard to give a proper evaluation.

Good book, but the title is a mess.

The book is good, but it touched a nerve with me; using multiple accounts is a toxic thing for me.

The name reminded me of Chiba Shiraishi, and the description reminded me of Hyuga Kagami… 🤭 Let's see what happens next.

You're not a doctor. Just step on the Otsutsuki with your left foot and then directly attack him. Injuring someone and then healing them allows you to repeatedly extract ninjutsu experience, physical constitution, etc. Go find Naruto and Sasuke and keep extracting from them; you'll have Ashura, Indra, the Tailed Beasts, and everything else.

I've read up to chapter 83 so far, here are my thoughts: This is a system novel where you gain abilities and attributes from patients by treating them. The author has some creative ideas in this area, like healing enemies while fighting, or using past enemies' abilities to fight back (iodine on a knife) doge The protagonist and Kakashi are contemporaries, and the character's personality (?)

The more I watch Naruto, the more I hate Shisui and the weasel. They're far more detestable than evil like Danzo or stupid people.

The female lead has run away 🙂

Doctor plus cholera, I thought it was that viral cholera 🙂