Naruto: Starting by Splitting the Uchiha Clan

In the Naruto world, my biggest wish is to kill the Daimyo, then become king or emperor, destroy the village, and concentrate all power in my own hands.

Hehehe... Giving myself four stars isn't too much to ask, is it?

It's very well written. Personally, I really like the author's writing style. Every character is vividly portrayed. It's great that the author has written something original in the fan fiction.

It's an interesting novel; the author's imagination and plot control are quite good, and the protagonist is well-developed. However, the plot is very depressing. I mean, the kind of depressing where the protagonist usually encounters a lively, lovable character to lighten the mood, but in this book, everyone is stiff and robotic, a total villain.

The biggest problem with this book is that it nerfs the characters from Naruto, leaving almost no one in Konoha who can fight or even have a standout performance. This is very frustrating for Naruto fans. I feel this book deserves a 7 out of 10, but it's definitely worth more than 5.

I gave it five stars because it only has a five-star rating, making it suitable for readers who practice poison-related skills.

Ugh! ... They all took money, right?

I read a dozen pages, then skipped through the table of contents and read about a dozen chapters. This is the first book I've read so far where all the Konoha high-ranking officials are villains, all have turned evil, and the extreme conspiracy theory is a bit novel. I'll give it four stars.

Obsession and madness permeate the entire piece, making it a rather unconventional Naruto fanfiction. Keep it up!

There are already many descriptions of the characters' emotional changes; it would be even better if you could expand on them. Keep up the good work, author!