He might be surprised. Some fanfictions can be really wild and different from what he knows, so he could be taken aback at first.
Boruto might be interested in seeing how fans view his father's story. He could be entertained by the creative ideas in the fanfiction, or he might get a bit annoyed if the fanfiction doesn't stay true to the real Naruto story in his opinion.
Well, Boruto is a curious character. At first, he might be a bit skeptical about Naruto fanfiction. But as he reads more, he could start to appreciate the creativity of the fans. He might find himself laughing at some of the humorous takes on Naruto's adventures. Or he could become inspired by some of the unique interpretations of ninja values in the fanfiction. However, he might also feel a bit protective of his father's legacy and not like it if the fanfiction distorts Naruto's image too much.
Naruto would likely be excited. He loves his son so much that seeing different stories about Boruto would be like seeing different potential futures for him. He might even get some inspiration from the fanfiction to give Boruto some advice in real life.
Not really. Naruto has always been interested in the stories of the ninja world. Fanfiction is just another form of those stories, just more fan - created. So it's not that strange for him to be curious about what fans think about his son's story.
Some fans might like it. They could see it as a way to show Naruto's strict parenting side and how he is trying to instill good values in Boruto. It would add a new dimension to their relationship.
He may try to understand Boruto's reasons. Naruto has always been one to look for the good in people. So, even when hurt, he might give Boruto the chance to explain himself. He could say something like 'Boruto, I know you didn't mean it. Let's talk about what's wrong.' He'll be patient and try to resolve the issue rather than getting angry right away.
They could be shocked. Some might not expect the wild ideas that fans come up with in fanfiction.
Boruto's reaction would be complex. He'd be heartbroken, for sure. He might start to question his own worth and purpose. But over time, he'd realize that he has to carry on Naruto's legacy. He'd become more serious and focused. He'd also become more empathetic towards others, understanding the weight of sacrifice. He might even start to study Naruto's techniques and leadership style more closely, trying to emulate the things that made Naruto such a great Hokage and hero.
Boruto might be in awe. He has always known his father as the Hokage, a powerful and respected figure. Seeing Naruto's past full of struggles, loneliness, and determination would make him realize how far his father has come. It could also make Boruto more empathetic towards Naruto and perhaps inspire him to be more like his father in some ways.
They may find it funny. There are often humorous fanfictions that could make them laugh.
He might be entertained. The abridged versions often have humor and can make light of serious situations in the original Naruto story.
Naruto might feel a sense of responsibility. He would see it as his duty to help Boruto understand and control the Jougan. So, he could start to create special training regimens for Boruto. These regimens would be designed not only to strengthen Boruto's physical and ninja skills but also to help him master the unique powers that come with the Jougan. He would also teach Boruto about the importance of using such power for good and protecting the Hidden Leaf.