(The stuff before this is all my boot camp storytelling. If you don't like it, feel free to skip ahead. This is just my writing style.
Two experts showed up in the rating section again today. One went straight to giving me one star. That jerk's just here for kicks. "Anyone who truly loves Naruto wouldn't forget all the chapters~ One look and I can tell you're a fake fan~ 666. You should write about Rin and Danzo getting married."
Raikage and Gaara were together in Naruto manga chapter 700 and anime episode 720. That doesn't include the side stories or movies. And you're telling me, "Oh, one look and I can tell you're a fake fan~" Maybe I should just call you the Naruto professor. That jerk was just taking his frustrations out on the world.
They gave every book they'd read one star. What a complete psycho. There was another person who gave me two stars. Don't blame me for cussing you out. I said it before: if you don't like it, you don't have to read it. You can skip my story. This is just my style.
Seriously, how shameless can you be? It's like I'm serving you a rock and you're still eating it. Pathetic. You clearly don't like the story, but you keep reading anyway. And to everyone else leaving me malicious bad reviews: if you've got the guts, stop hiding your profile.
And then there are all those arguments over the setting. Some Naruto professors make their case like they know more than Kishimoto. I don't even want to say much. Why do some plot points cause controversy? Even Kishimoto didn't explain them clearly.
So why are those controversial plot points still so entertaining? That must be part of Naruto's appeal. By the way,