Konoha: Even an Outsider Can Become Hokage

It's well written, but there's not enough quantity.

If you're looking for something to read, you might want to check this out. It has some original ideas, but not much! The power level system and viewpoints really appeal to me, especially the bloodline limits, which are consistent with what most people would imagine. However, the system currency has some minor flaws; it's not exactly a complete mess, but it feels a bit illogical! Also, the author initially wanted to write about their own combat system, but ended up finishing it hastily.

As for the protagonist, he's an ambitious and powerful ordinary person who needs the help of the plot to achieve his goals. To be honest, he lacks personal charisma and is not very likable. However, this book is still quite good compared to others in the same genre.

Yes, I continued reading from chapter 200 onwards. The ending wasn't drawn out at all, and it didn't suddenly jump to a long story like One Piece or Bleach. I don't remember the beginning very clearly, but the ending was very satisfying and didn't feel like a disappointing sequel.

I enjoy watching it, and I hope the main character develops more secret techniques and ninjutsu.

Opening a harem Xiao Nan @ Snack Street: The cultivation system for wealthy women is so good; the explosive tag is devalued compared to gold.

Well written! Keep it up!

Yes, I really enjoy reading novels about the Uzumaki clan.

I read it in one go and it was surprisingly good! The question is, why is the rating so low?

It can be a very good experience.