Naruto: The Nine-Tails' Rampage, I Become a Crooked Merchant in Konoha

The author always gives me the feeling of a left-brain versus right-brain conflict. Shadow Clone Jutsu, a B-rank ninjutsu. Forget Jonin, even Chunin and Genin practice it. And he gives me a forbidden technique? 🤦 It's clearly Multiple Shadow Clone Jutsu!

The protagonist is so petty, and a shrewd businessman at that! The Nine-Tailed Fox wants to earn 1 million taels to give to the protagonist after redeeming herself! Asuma is worth 35 million taels!

It's outrageous that ninjas have to equip transformation devices before engaging in combat and then pay money in addition to swiping cards to unleash their ultimate moves. It feels like they're not capitalists but pure exploiters. By monopolizing items through the system, they can then manipulate item effects according to their own whims.

Writing chakra as spiritual energy for cultivation

There aren't many of these kinds of topics, and the protagonist wouldn't use this system, so it's a waste. He could easily earn at least a few hundred thousand in a few days, but instead he waits for business to come to him, prioritizing sales to clans (payment first, delivery later) to increase his strength, then selling to other smaller clans, and so on. Books could be sold in collaboration with publishers, etc. If the author is suppressing their combat power, then there's nothing more to say.

If you could kill Danzo but didn't, then why did you transmigrate into the Uchiha clan? You're shamelessly cunning just to be a profiteer. If you can't raise prices, why ruin your reputation? [Smirk]

The book was pretty good, but unfortunately it was discontinued due to its poor quality. (Sigh)

These days, people really don't do any research at all when writing fanfiction!

It's all made up, invincible props.

This story is straightforward, without any unnecessary drama or hatred; it's purely a business-driven narrative focused on making money. The protagonist is an Uchiha! And their natural enemies are the Konoha F4.