I, Naruko, Don't Want to Be Hokage

Actually, I'm not a novelist, so I don't have much of a foundation. I just posted the first chapter out of boredom, never expecting so many sequels. I've mentioned this many times in the afterword. Many readers probably noticed the typos; I wasn't paying much attention at the beginning, so I wasn't careful enough. As for the grammatical errors, I simply didn't see them. I didn't expect anyone to like reading it, but I wrote it anyway. I don't mind if you say my writing is bad, or criticize my style. If someone doesn't like it, begging them won't help, right? So what I'm trying to say is simple: comments are welcome, but everyone should be...

I want to say that this book is the best Naruto-themed book among the Pineapple Buns (a popular online bookstore). First, it's very popular. Second, unlike other Naruto stories where killing someone at seven or eight years old doesn't feel impactful—for example, the protagonist facing indescribable things without fear at seven or eight years old is just too far-fetched—this book is different. It's written realistically, and the emotions and writing style are decent. There are occasional typos, which are unavoidable, but I hope there will be fewer. And I hope you continue writing! Good luck! Finally, after reading all this, why not give it a like before you leave? (Shamelessly asking for likes)

One point deducted for the writing style, and another point deducted for the poor experience of Volume 3. Regarding the character design: First, the transformation mechanic is barely noticeable; it can be read like a male-oriented female protagonist story. In terms of personality, Naruto is less carefree and more rational; overall, she's still a kind, strong, and gentle little girl. Okay, although Naruto is nothing like Naruto, I like this character design, but please, Naruto, be true to your word and persevere to the end (in reality... Relentless pestering + verbal sparring 😂). The experience of Volume 3 was poor; the rehash of the original plot wasn't enjoyable, it felt like going through the motions. The plot wasn't clearly explained; those who haven't read the original might not understand what's going on. Mizuki, and Kakashi's exam...

Honestly, I suddenly had a funny thought about a possible crossover plot: the protagonist transforms into Naruto and becomes a girl, while everyone in the world knows Naruto is a boy. The protagonist uses various transformation techniques to conceal this, then finds a plausible place to reveal herself and develop the plot. The ending, of course, is that she ends up with Sasuke! That sounds pretty interesting. Hahaha 😁 Hahaha, just filling up the word count hahaha 😁😁 Hahaha, just filling up the word count, just filling up the word count!

I was so naive; I shouldn't have believed what the author said so easily.

Did it die from being raised?

It's really well-written; I hope the author can be resurrected. It's already 2024, the author should be back to update!

I've been hoarding chapters for almost a year and only found a dozen or so extra chapters. Monthly updates are fine as long as I keep updating.

Naruto's power level is problematic: His power level seems increasingly overpowered at this stage. Logically, without changing the general direction of the original story, Naruto's power should be roughly equal to Naruto's combined power and his talk-no-jutsu ability. But this Naruto, with Flying Thunder God Technique, Sage Mode, Rasengan, and Wind and Water Shield sealing techniques, could practically fight Pain one-on-one. Is there a possibility of power level inconsistencies?

Grandpa, your favorite novel has been updated!