Naruto: I, Neji, Will Never Log Off

The scene in the ghost realm where the dead are by the fire closely follows the original Naruto storyline, while also incorporating the author's own imagination, which is excellent. I hope the author will consider resurrecting Kaguya Otsutsuki in a later chapter. Five stars, it's fantastic!

What is the relationship between "Naruto: Neji Will Never Leave the Stage" and this book?

Defeating Orochimaru at four years old? Such incredible stamina? That much chakra?

What's the point of watching something that's already invincible at four years old?

I don't understand these two books. They're missing a "" in the title, have the same cover, but the content is completely different. However, they look pretty good though.

Combat strength is terrible

Come on

I like white

I took a look and something felt off, and sure enough, there was a problem. In chapter 112, Jiraiya's Toad Song genjutsu instantly defeated Itachi. Itachi fell under the genjutsu the moment he heard the song—it's outrageous. The author hasn't even watched the Pain vs. Jiraiya fight in the anime; it's probably based on an online synopsis. In the anime, Pain confronts Jiraiya after hearing the toad song, trying to stop the genjutsu from completing. Hearing the toad song doesn't instantly cause you to fall under the genjutsu; you have to listen for a while before you're affected.

Tian Tian is a genius at naming things.