The story ended at c614. It was cool until the author decided to wholesale some nonsense overpowered skills for everyone at around c500-ish.

Nagasawa crossed to Konoha as Minato Namikaze's best friend. He kept super low key until Minato's appointment as Fourth Hokage where he received a shocking system notification: his life is bound to Konoha's prosperity! In turn, he can use generated prosperity points to improve himself by absorbing templates of powerful individuals such as Whitebeard from One Piece

He subsequently decided to lead Anbu under Minato. He was quite loyal... more>> and level-headed. Sufficiently black-belly to keep the comedy running. Mostly low-key but often took explosive moves at key events. Meanwhile, he developed lots of strategies to improve Konoha as he ranked up to be Hokage Assistant (a position similar to Danzo under Third Hokage).

Fun read for some time. But then came the unpleasant parts.

Spoiler

MC could go back to previous template world's origin to collect abilities. The abilities then can be used either by himself or others with the only restriction being his points (that became increasingly easy to gather). Consequently, lots of people in Konoha got Zanpakuto and One Piece fruit abilities.

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I was actually happy with the way he adapted Haki and Rokushiki to improve Konoha ninjas. Seamless. After all, they are similar to Taijutsu and Ninjutsu. However, I couldn't understand how the other capabilities (spoiler) could suit the same world.

TL; dr. It was good and enjoyable, although not without weaknesses. If you are a fan of Naruto, you might like it. <<less

Surprisingly okay.

Characters are generally, well, in character. Fighting scenes are well done, plot is decent, and most importantly, nothing majorly cliche or cringe-worthy. The way it integrates the various abilities into the Naruto universe instead of just overridding them differentiates it from a lot of the other 'multiversal gachas, ' where the gachas are simply better or merely fused into the base universe's techniques.

In all honesty, good enough of a read that it leaves you wanting for the next chapter, but not anything revolutionary.

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PS: NovelUpdates Isn't up to date, the website has chapters up to 127 (as of writing this.)