On Blue Star, one's fate is determined by awakening a contract. Through a ritual, people commune with the “Shadows of the Shinobi World” and randomly gain the power of a ninja. But history is incomplete and people's understanding is distorted. The true terror of the Akatsuki, dismissed as a band of “dregs and remnants,” has been vastly underestimated.
Lin Ye, a seasoned Naruto fan reborn into this world, contracts with a “useless piece of trash” whom everyone ridicules at the awakening ceremony: Uzumaki Nagato! Faced with mockery from the entire crowd and insults calling him a “crippled wheelchair case,” Lin Ye is thrilled inside. He knows that what he has gained is the power of a “god,” capable of controlling life and death, destruction and creation: the Rinnegan, and the Six Paths of Pain that can make heaven and earth change color!
Bearing the humiliating label of “useless contract holder,” Lin Ye quietly rises to power. The Uzumaki bloodline grants him vast reserves of chakra, and the Six Paths of Pain crush powerful foes as soon as they appear, upending everyone's expectations! He recruits other Akatsuki contract holders who have also been misunderstood: Bai Yue, a cool-headed and resolute Paper Release user (Konan); Ye Qing, who pursues explosive perfection (Deidara); Shi Lei, who possesses the power of a tailless tailed beast (Kisame); and Su Yue, who sees through all things (Zetsu)... One by one, figures in black cloaks patterned with red clouds gather at his side.
The shame of the world will ultimately become a storm that sweeps across it! As the Six Paths of Pain reign over the battlefield, every member of the Akatsuki displays their own powers, and the shadow of the Demonic Statue of the Outer Path looms over the land, Lin Ye proclaims to this twisted world: “Feel pain, so you may know peace! I am Pain, the god of the new world!”
From a useless nobody's rise to the Akatsuki's founding, and onward to the pinnacle of the shinobi world, see how Lin Ye leads the real Akatsuki in Pain's name, smashing everyone who looks down on him and reshaping the world's order!
One star is too much
The subject matter is good, but there is too much nonsense. It is outrageous to describe a woman in two hundred words, and there is also a lot of nonsense and it is boring.
Overall it's okay
The problem is that the male protagonist drinks some teammates and has no growth process.