
Naruto: The Will of the Moon
火影:月之意志
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 563k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 22h ago
- English
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To My Former Chuunibyou Self
Somewhere in the vast sea of books, you'll always find one that suits you. Maybe it once kept you up all night, or maybe... well, maybe that's all. Would you read it a second time? Could you keep going?
Personal Book List: A Preference for Historical and Fanfiction Novels
(Ratings may change) Five stars: Top-tier favorites. I read them every day and give them priority. Four stars: Following. I keep up with ongoing stories, though sometimes with breaks. Three stars: Letting them build up. They haven't quite hooked me, so I'll read them later. Two stars: On hold. Not great, but not bad enough to drop. One star: A shame. I liked them, but they started strong and fizzled out, or were abandoned. So sometimes even a one-star book can be pretty good.
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I don't understand why Onoki is targeting the protagonist. Logically speaking, shouldn't Tsuchikage Village, a place lacking resources and talent, and second to last among the Five Ninja Villages, be given more resources and strong support because of a research genius like the protagonist? Don't say that the connection with the village isn't close; there are many ways to easily tie the protagonist to the village. One of the most direct methods is to arrange a marriage and have children.
This is outrageous! We've barely left the village, and we've already encountered someone whose chakra is nearing the threshold of Kage level. Even original content shouldn't be presented like this. It's too abrupt.
It's well-written, but what is the protagonist's goal? Orochimaru wants immortality, so what is the protagonist's goal after researching how to become stronger?
There's a problem. Strength is proven through combat, so why do we keep talking about who's an elite or who's a Kage-level fighter? In real life, who talks like "I'm a Kage-level fighter" or "You're a Kage-level fighter"? Levels are just a way for us to distinguish the strength of people. Why do we keep talking about them?
Judging from the synopsis, it seems like it was written by a high school or middle school student; it's all about destroying the world or collecting female ninjas.
The protagonist is a semi-native, transmigrated individual who doesn't understand the Naruto storyline and lacks precognitive abilities. If you like this kind of story, you can check it out.
Those who have no idea about Naruto's time travelers are just disgusting. You might as well just be natives; that would be more reasonable. 😰
Really
The protagonist was truly tricked into being a Konoha resident.
The protagonist is unaware of the plot and does not recognize Obito.
Now that I'm on Chapter 21, it feels like I've been saving up this story for 20 years and it's only being published in 2026.