Naruto: The Game Becomes Reality, the Player Behind the Scenes

There are too many settings. To simplify, change it to obtaining materials through events, and then synthesizing characters from those materials. But for a character to fully descend upon the ninja world, it needs an anchor, and that anchor requires people to believe.

It's good, the plot is solid, and please don't skimp on the filler content.

Highly recommended! Advantages: Originality, many plot threads, doesn't confine itself to old conspiracy theories, takes a narrative simulation approach, leaving ample room for narrative development later. Disadvantages: The setting is somewhat chaotic, the writing in the first twenty chapters is a bit choppy, making it difficult to read, and it constantly simulates whether the timelines of the original characters conflict with the timelines of major events. The author should consider adding illustrations to lower the reading barrier for major events. Contradiction: I won't go into the important original settings, but the author should definitely take a closer look at the "Book of Battle," "Book of Warriors," and "Book of Formations" in the manga series. These books introduce the main characters and plot points, facilitating better timeline development. Otherwise, later chapters may suffer from inaccurate character positioning and underdeveloped new characters. [Many fanfictions encounter character introduction issues once the Fourth Shinobi World War begins, as the original work has many well-known main and supporting characters.] Problem: For non-Naruto fans, the characters' timelines and attributes are introduced too early, making it difficult to grasp and reducing the immersion in the "golden finger" (powerful ability/cheat). It's suggested that the author add illustrations to compare the original character models with the current development of the "golden finger." Reasoning Suggestions: The power levels in the timeline develop too quickly. The Mangekyou Sharingan is activated before the Third Shinobi World War, implying that the third power (likely referring to a specific ability or power level) is the dominant fighting style at the end of the war. In other words, the Konoha Twelve are irrelevant, allowing for a unified Third and Fourth Shinobi World War, or a more streamlined approach to the Fourth Shinobi World War, laying the groundwork during the Third Shinobi World War and focusing on high-level exploits in the Fourth Shinobi World War. It's worth noting that both the Dragon Veins and the "golden finger" involve time and space; how can this conflict be avoided? Whether the official Boruto fanfiction will seamlessly integrate the story's plot and strategies is a crucial turning point for this series. After all, the "golden finger" effect is undeniable; once integrated, the plot and strategy will increase exponentially, testing the ensemble cast and writing style. Currently, the author seems somewhat weak in this aspect; hopefully, it will achieve greater success. The above are personal opinions; please forgive any inaccuracies. Wishing all the ninja heroes a meteoric rise, soaring ten centimeters high! 😜

It's great, I didn't expect it to be so much fun!

Can I only unlock characters, or can I not customize them?

I didn't watch anything, just passing by. 🙂🙂🙂

I've read a similar one before, but he could only transform himself and didn't create clones. He told others he came from a parallel world, but the really disgusting parts were Sakura and Naruto being together, and Sasuke and Hinata being together—it made me uncomfortable.