The above is correct to an extent. Then Naruto starts facing enemies like Kizaru, Aokiji, and 3 Pacifista. So it should be noted that while Naruto is FAR stronger than anyone outside the Grand Line, unlike the other heroes he doesn't get significantly stronger over the course of the story. Naruto has also noted that once Luffy gets as strong as he can be, he'll likely give Naruto the fight of his life.
This troper will admit that it is somewhat frustrating (though at times understandable) that Naruto becomes romantically with as many women as he does. In Nami's case, Naruto was the one to defeat Arlong and Robin's, while Luffy did defeat Lucci, Naruto managed to (barely) beat Aokiji.
Spelling and grammar do have a few occasional flaws but nothing that hinders comprehension. As for Naruto being OOC, he is over a century older than canon Naruto. While he is different than canonNaruto, it's not so much that he's unrecognizable.
A good read once you hit the Grand Line
The above is correct to an extent. Then Naruto starts facing enemies like Kizaru, Aokiji, and 3 Pacifista. So it should be noted that while Naruto is FAR stronger than anyone outside the Grand Line, unlike the other heroes he doesn't get significantly stronger over the course of the story. Naruto has also noted that once Luffy gets as strong as he can be, he'll likely give Naruto the fight of his life.
This troper will admit that it is somewhat frustrating (though at times understandable) that Naruto becomes romantically with as many women as he does. In Nami's case, Naruto was the one to defeat Arlong and Robin's, while Luffy did defeat Lucci, Naruto managed to (barely) beat Aokiji.
Spelling and grammar do have a few occasional flaws but nothing that hinders comprehension. As for Naruto being OOC, he is over a century older than canon Naruto. While he is different than canonNaruto, it's not so much that he's unrecognizable.