The Byakugan Princess of the Uchiha Clan

The female lead's assessment of Itachi is spot on... Many fans' views on Itachi are often filtered through a lens of prejudice, believing he was forced into his situation, but undeniably, he did make those choices. He chose to "go with the flow," which was tragic, but not entirely "great." A long time ago, I read a novel where the female lead was Sasuke's sister or something.

After reading so many Naruto fanfics, I feel like the Third Hokage is becoming less and less like a good person. When Mizuki uses Kaguya's chakra, shouldn't Black Zetsu also be aware of it?

Keep it up, it's well written.

I want the story to continue; I'd love to see what happens to Shisui later!

Four stars. Aside from being incredibly frustrating to watch, itachi, who clearly possessed the strength of the Otsutsuki bloodline, still had to gouge out his clansmen's eyes. It would have been better if he could have changed that. Although I know that's the case, it's still unacceptable for Itachi to be like this.

You can take a look. The writing is still a bit immature, and I personally feel that some details in the story are lacking. This is just for reference. Keep up the good work, author! I think it's pretty good. 😜😜

It was alright. The ingrate died a bit too early, the fastest death I've ever seen. The main problem was that the protagonist, despite having the ability to directly rule the Uchiha clan, kept going in circles with his father and the ingrate.

In reality, the Uchiha clan is beyond saving. Their state is similar to the new humans in *The Three-Body Problem 3*—they're simply incapable of being carried. Even with a logical framework, they can't be managed. Look at how *The Three-Body Problem* managed them. Luo Jizhang, the park people of North Sea Vader, and others tried their best, but to no avail. Therefore, new humans deserve to die, and the Uchiha clan is the same. Uchiha Fugaku is Cheng Xin.

Hurry up, even the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like this.

This is the most aggressive book review I've ever written. It's so good to be alive and dead