In web application development using an ORM such as Eloquent, a performance issue known as the N+1 Query Problem often occurs. This issue arises when the application runs one query to retrieve the main data, for example 10 posts, and then executes additional queries for each item to fetch related data, such as 10 separate queries to retrieve the author names. If there are 500 posts, as shown in the screenshot, the application could execute 501 queries, placing unnecessary load on the server. This project was developed to simulate a sufficiently large dataset in order to test how Laravel handles bulk data retrieval using the with() method. By applying this approach, hundreds of records can be displayed with only a few queries, while keeping the code clean and maintainable.