I haven’t read the whole novel, and normally I don’t comment on stories I haven’t read. However, after reading @Aditya_2929’s analysis, I feel compelled to express my agreement. Any narrative that glorifies or justifies rape is completely unacceptable, regardless of the context. I’m giving it one star and reporting this novel.

I don't understand these stupid authors who create fanfics of a world as rich as that of Naruto, to end up with physical brutes, the lack of creativity is just alarming, like with all the techniques possible, he creates a mf who fights with brute force like a barbarian, like you might as well create a cultivation novel with your stupid mf who specializes in physical strengthening or less expecting us from the start would be equal to nothingness

This Fairy Tail-inspired fanfiction starts off on the wrong foot: the main character’s introduction is almost a carbon copy of Gildarts’, a choice that feels unoriginal and uninspired. However, a few chapters in, the author shows some potential, introducing side plots that deviate from canon and bring a welcome breath of fresh air to the story. Unfortunately, this creative spark is short-lived. The narrative soon reverts to the original storyline of Fairy Tail, with the MC awkwardly inserted into canon arcs with little to no meaningful changes. While there are occasional attempts at originality, these additions are minor and ultimately overshadowed by the familiar beats of the source material. One of the most glaring issues is the power imbalance surrounding the main character. He’s so overpowered that he ends up outshining nearly every other character during key story moments, draining the story of tension and stakes. The author does make some adjustments, but they're not enough to fix the imbalance. The most disappointing aspect, however, lies in the MC’s core magic. He’s supposed to be a card mage, yet around 80% of his serious fights rely entirely on physical, hand-to-hand combat. The card magic—something that could have offered tactical depth and originality—is pushed aside, reduced to little more than a power booster. What we’re left with is a character whose concept is rich with potential, but who ends up feeling generic due to the author’s lack of commitment to their own idea. In the end, this fanfic isn’t a total failure, but it’s a clear example of wasted potential. What could have been an inventive and personal take on the Fairy Tail universe becomes a repetitive, unbalanced rehash. Rating: 2.5/5

I don't understand the logic of this novel, like ok the mc is not affected by the limitations of the era, but why is it the same for all his sect, like sects with emperors did not create many saints in this era, or very few, but the sect of the mc despite never having had an Emperor, can have as many saints, and max rank saints in this era of the end of darhma, like it's just not logical, unless the whole sect of the mc has a cheat like the mc...

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Yet another author who sees the Uchiha as unreasonable people, even to their own, while the Uchiha is one of the clans that loves its own the most........ Also, the logic that the MC's father is the one who finances the clan, but that the clan throws him aside...... Please, logic, a minimum of logic...........................

The author nerfs the MC too much, like at 11 he says he reached the elite jonin rank, then at 12 he struggles against his special jonin teacher............