Unstable_One

The fact that it is a tonal language doesn't help. The same syllables can have a different meaning depending on the pitch you speak them with.

So, no real issue with the chapter itself, but I do have an issue regarding an eternal afterlife that is basically always overlooked. There is no reason boredom has to be a thing. No seriously. The only reason humans get bored with things is because our bodies are literally formed that way. They adapt to various chemicals that influence our emotions, having weaker and weaker reactions the more you experience it, until you stop feeling much of anything from them (until enough time passes to reset things - things you got bored of can still be fun again!). Why would a spiritual body have to react like that? I like hiking. I can hike the same trail and still enjoy it. Just because you've done it before, doesn't mean it will suddenly become meaningless. Without relying on chemical reactions to influence feelings, why would a spiritual being feel tired of something they enjoy (unless seeking new things is a part of their personality)? Even more so, why do memories have to be permanent? Or at the very least, unsealable? Imagine this. You watch your favorite movie. Erase your experience of it, and watch it again. If time is no longer an issue, then why not enjoy what you love all you want? No growth, no change? Those are all things we think are necessary as mortals. Why do things have to change? The only reason we think change is important is because mortal life requires adaption to survive, and adaption is a type of change.

Keep in mind that every universe likely has it's own outcomes after death. It would be weird even for a god of death to know the outcome from every single universe out of all the infinite ones out there.

I'm not. I'm not here either. This comment is a hallucination.

I always find this strange. Why is this always even considered a possibility, let alone actually something any of the people from those universes would believe? Whats more reasonable:Tge multiverse theory is true and you simply came to one following the same path as a story you read? Or an entire new reality being created specifically based off a story? Any sane person would at would, upon being convinced you know the past and future, likely believe no more than either you, or the book writer, being a seer or prophet. They would NOT think, "I must be fake because there is a book about me out there!" What kind of stupid thought process is that!?!?

Where does this idea come from that ALL gods are omnipotent? This isn't even remotely true. The whole tri-omni thing is mostly applied to the Abrahamic religions. Dieties in general are not omnipotent. Many aren't even immortal. The Norse gods are an obvious example. Similarly, mortals have been capable of killing some gods in various mythologies. How could such beings be omnipotent if a human can kill them? Not all gods are even strong. There are many minor gods in both Chinese and Japanese lore that just rule a random small stream, or a tree.

You're right. I've been corrupted by WebNovel. I just hope it's not too late for me.

Yep. I wonder were they get this from? In the actual story, all they did was give him the cold shoulder and angry looks. And call him the demon fox,but that was definitely out of earshot of their kids, as the Hokage expressly forbid that being spread to them. Specifically in the hopes that Naruto might make friends (NOT to hide it from other villeges as many fanfics claim). Adults made that much harder as they, rightfully so, were scared to allow their kids to approach the walking nuke that history already proved can suddenly become unsealed for no apparent reason (that the common foke could possibly have known) and kill everyone. I'd still say the fourth succeeded with his plan. I doubt Naruto would have ever made the friends he did if the other kids knew from the start he was the jinchuriki. Most people lost someone during that attack, and I'm sure most, if not all, of the konoha 11s' families had lost close ones then as well. Also, the whole stores denying him buying stuff was only in the filler episodes and not canon at all. Naruto also wasn't poor. Kishimoto drew a sketch of Naruto's apartment, and it was absolutely not a small place for a little kid (or even a single adult). If anything, it was too big. Probably why it was such a mess. A kid like him would never be able to keep that clean.

Eve One Piece water is fine. It's only ocean water that is not. So a "stream" in One Piece wouldbe fine as well. I mean, devil fruit users still need to drink water to live, right!?

I was wondering how you would possibly create a peaceful kingdom made of demons without making that world an AU. I feel dumb for not realizing there are fairly simple possible solutions. Though I would still question the emotions of the interbred descendants. I'll wait an see how that turns out if you went in that direction.