Controlling Time, Starting from Naruto

I'm speechless. The drastic changes to the setting of the original Naruto world can be understood as a second creation. It's okay that the protagonist kills the third Raikage before being promoted to an elite Jonin. But the protagonist can sacrifice himself at any time to restore peace in the ninja world. Isn't it too holy? What's more, the protagonist's concept-level invincibility has no side effects, so why limit the scope?

The plot is pretty good, but being single all the time is outrageous

The inexplicable magic change has nothing to do with the plot. It is recommended for those who don't care about it and those who don't watch Naruto.

Yes, the plot, logic, and writing are all good. At least there are few things that old bookworms want to dislike and complain about. There are very few articles nowadays that are less objectionable. Many authors are young and young, and their logic is leaky. This author seems to be older in soul.

After coming out of Loulan, the combat power began to be chaotic. It exceeded the standard and I couldn't stand it anymore. I still haven't found a partner. I have been attracted by these few people.

It's okay, but there's no heroine

The supporting characters have too many narrations and are a bit long-winded...

It's worth watching, and there's nothing bad about it. It's probably just five worlds, but it's a bit outrageous that the male protagonist is single all the time.

11 Years old, 1 meter 79, and a comparison with Kakashi. Do you think Aunt Snake looks down on your body, or do you think Nabekage is a good person? I can't stand it without thinking.

The writing is really bad