Simultaneous Transmigration: Proving the Dao Across the Myriad Worlds

Can you imagine someone in the Naruto world trying to cooperate with Orochimaru, using a six-year-old's body and not knowing how to use the Transformation Jutsu to become an adult? It really made me laugh in anger.

The first part about one person was alright, but what was with the later part about the teenagers? They just found a father figure for themselves and then acted like saints, babysitting them.

Why did the Hokage have to seek out Tobirama Senju? It's one thing if he wasn't strong enough, but even if he was, why did he still have to seek him out? Did having him give him legitimacy?

Is it just a simple cloud? Or is it a case of the left and right hemispheres contradicting each other? The Naruto himself mentioned having a younger sister a few months younger than him (let's assume for now that they're not biologically related). "Then they said they wanted to get the Eternal Kaleidoscope.

You can't skip over the parts of the story you're not interested in; you have to guess the titles of the volumes to skip them.

I really don't understand why the "All Heavens Flow" genre would include Douluo Continent. Is this world really that strong? Or is there something special about it, or some extraordinary opportunity?

What's the point of just sharing memories? Was this synopsis written while drunk? Can any readers who are following this story explain what's going on?

Amazing! Under One Person is truly a tribulation for those who travel through time.

Hey PK guys, don't watch every piece of crap!

At least polish it a bit; going straight out of the camera is too much.