Naruto: I Became a Traitor?

I read the beginning first. It said that I was a man in my previous life and was reincarnated as a woman. I felt a little alienated (in case I was cp with other male characters) [face covering] I wanted to give up this book several times, but the writing was very mature and logical, so I will continue reading (there are not many Naruto stories that can be written with brains these days [crying])

Well~ I read it in one go, and the ending ended after the Five Shadows meeting, Danzo was gone, and there was no subsequent ninja war. After reading it, I personally like the first part more, but the second part escapes me. I feel like I haven't finished writing a lot, and there are still a lot of pitfalls. There are a lot of out-of-the-box parts in the whole article, and I feel like some of them could have been written in more detail. There are also some personal regrets about interacting with the people in the original work, which are almost gone later.

I think it's quite good. There aren't so many conspiracy theories, but the protagonist looks at the world and others as a person. This not only makes the characters flesh and blood, but also makes people feel more involved. But I don't think it's necessary for the protagonist to care about gender. . . After living for so long, it's time to accept reality.

It's a good-looking series that no one watches

I liked it so much but how did it end?