Review Detail of Riryz in Hard to reincarnate into world of naruto as Iwa shinobi

For new readers deciding to pick this up, I think its a decent novel to read. The start is hard to read but its gets better and enjoyable. Dont give up on the novel after only 5 chapters. Now my review/opinion for those that are deciding if they want to drop it afer having read a couple of chapters. (with slight spoilers): Im not gonna lie, after ch5 I wanted to drop this. It was very hard to read without getting annoyed by how the story was written. I went to the reviews and mostly found either low rated with only 5 or less chapters read talking sh about the early chapters or 5 star rating with no actual review (just "good good good", "exp" and "more pls"). This made me want to drop even more. I did not drop and was pleasantly surprised by the quality reading further. This also made me write a review myself so people in my situation get a little more info so they dont judge the novel on just the beginning and hopefully not give up on this just yet. Im glad I decided to stick it out and continue reading. After ch5 it gets much better. (currently at ch33) Its just that in the early chapters a lot of bad things happened at the same time which made it not really enjoyable to read. Like the way his birth was handled which makes no sense since a god send him to the world and his parents are supposed to be extremely famous, it makes no sense that what happened to him should have been possible, even the Tsuchikage says this in the novel. Then the almost impossible to complete 2nd quest with a ridiculous punishment which screams plotarmor is gonna kick in. Lastly the MC not wanting to physically train because he doesnt want to be hurt despite him choosing the world himself. All of this gets much better. The story writing is pretty good, he no longer gets ridiculous quests with punishments that take away things earned by his hard work and his personality changes which made him seem a proper MC doing his best to get strong and survive. Seriously, keep reading. You wont regret it...probably. In the end its still wish fulfillment (which the author already indicated) so if thats not your thing then so be it.