Naruto: Return to Ancestor Hinata Breaks Through the Ninja World

I finally discovered why you have written more than a hundred chapters and have few comments. Your thinking is still stuck in the past. Normally, at this time, you have to keep quiet. How old are you and run away? On the night of the Nine Tails, isn't this a proper poison point?

You are too self-righteous, and you can't tell the difference between kings and kings, what they do and what they do, and what they say in what position. They always think that others should listen to you, so why should they listen to you?

No wonder the ratings are so bad, the messy little poison has never stopped, the Byakugan doesn't eat ordinary illusions at all, but the protagonist Byakugan has evolved by blood, and can actually use Shisui's ordinary illusions (it takes a few seconds to die for several rounds. The explanation is to see how the illusion method is, this kind of ordinary illusions can't enter the protagonist's mind at all), why doesn't Ban give the big pillar an illusion? It's not that the big pillar is immune to illusions.

The protagonist goes out to be a prostitute at a certain age. I feel like the author is not normal.

The protagonist is not a pure Gou, he just has a little phobia about his own lack of strength. But to be honest, the protagonist is really strong when he appears. You don't really think that Jonin is just a cabbage, do you? Uchiha Obito can kill one without making a sound. What else is there to do in Konoha? Uchiha Obito killed one today and one tomorrow. When the Akatsuki organization came over, there were only a few people left. Being patient and steady are two different things. Participating in something like the Night of the Nine-Tails and establishing a deep friendship with the Fourth Hokage, the benefits of this matter are definitely worth the risks the protagonist takes. Moreover, the protagonist was originally a member of the clan, and later hired a bodyguard, so his safety was absolutely guaranteed. But now I feel that although the protagonist is a time traveler, he lacks a little vision and courage, and has no idea of ​​​​reforming the ninja world. He follows the rules of the ninja world, and it is a pity to watch from the side. I hope that the protagonist can find a clearer and more specific goal in the future, and preferably have choices and courage that match his talent and strength.

Will the protagonist being so promiscuous make Obito target the Hyuga clan?

It's good-looking and consistent with the original work. The protagonist is not brainless and there's nothing weird mixed in.