I'm an Uchiha, and I've Become Hashirama's Jinchuriki?

It's pretty good, the main character design is quite good, and the sense of satisfaction is off the charts. But I'd like to ask if it's a single female lead or a female lead-less story? I'd prefer a female lead-less story, haha. The only slight drawback is that I personally feel Obito wasn't well-developed, and Sasori was killed off right away.

It's super good! The beginning was a bit awkward, but it got better and better as you watched. The main characters have no romantic relationship, only brotherly love. There's no romance, not even between men and women. The interactions between Hashirama and the main characters are very heartwarming. Later, Madara arrives, and the interactions between the three of them are so interesting. It's just a bit short; I wanted more!

This is absolutely amazing! I highly recommend reading more books like this. The plot is very clear, unlike those mindless fantasy novels. I highly suggest you read this; you absolutely have to! (This is my honest opinion) 🙂🙂🙂🙂

It's a great read, and the content is very interesting. The premise that the protagonist can fight alongside Hashirama and Madara inside his body is particularly fascinating. Actually, I have a slight regret; I thought there would be more scenes involving Tobirama Senju and Izuna Uchiha later on. Overall, it's exceptionally good. This is probably the second book I've read from cover to cover. It's simply amazing.

Great, never feeling frustrated, always either killing, cursing, or on his way to fight. Except for being a little sycophantic towards the opponent, he's been great.

It's very good, but there's the issue with Kurama. At that time, it seems like they didn't know Kurama's real name. It was only later, when Minato Namikaze was inside the Shinigami's stomach, that they found out. I'm also quite curious about what would happen if Tobirama were to be resurrected later.

I'll give it four stars for now. I have a question: I've read up to chapter 20, is there a female lead? Is she Hong? If so, then I'm sorry, I accept unrequited love, but as for the female lead… Since there are no major flaws for now, giving it five stars is acceptable. I thought Kurenai was the female lead, but it seems not.

It's not bad. At this stage of the book, although the Third Hokage showed signs of lust for power, he hadn't reached the level of his later years, so there weren't too many political intrigues. The protagonist strongly agreed with the Third Hokage's theory of the Will of Fire. I was about to drop it, but his line "My Konoha" woke me up, and the later plot also revealed that the protagonist didn't have any good feelings towards the Third Hokage's group.

Of all the novels I've read, this is my favorite. The first time I read it, I was deeply attracted by the title, and after browsing the content, I was deeply drawn in by the protagonist's personality.

Interesting! I didn't want to watch it! But I clicked in anyway! It's pretty good.