From the Start, I Handed Over Konoha Village, and the Nation Helped Me Become Hokage

It's not a brainless system, it's great. I hope that in the future, the country will never be described as an upright person. Chauvinism, which is a low-level red and a high-level black, will turn the country into a tool. I hope to maintain correct patriotism, break the lineage theory, and give the country enough drama and dignity. The protagonist's combat power can eventually defeat the entire Hokage on his own, but Daxia must also upgrade. Don't do any other "pseudo-patriotic" thing where the protagonist is always one step ahead and the country can only follow behind.

The subject matter is great! Five stars! 3 Stars in other aspects, the most important thing is that the protagonist's psychology is too young. 1. Ninjas are creatures that are extremely sensitive to information. The protagonist is a child, and from time to time he pulls out something that no one knows about. What do you think other ninjas would think, and what would F4 think? 2. No matter how the protagonist wants the two worlds of ninja world to get along with the real future, the protagonist's identity now is actually a spy, which is very important. But the protagonist only uses reality as a tool to extract props, and communicates with people in the ninja world heartlessly. Even in the scene between Iruka and Naruto, the protagonist still cares about the plot and does not pretend to be Iruka. So in a crucial moment that everyone is watching, should the protagonist, a spy, appear? It's really weird to forcefully maintain the original plot and mess with this writing method. To put it bluntly, the protagonist wants to become Hokage. It is a task assigned to the protagonist by the author, not what the protagonist really wants. What the protagonist really wants has not been clearly set by the author. Therefore, the plot written by the author is sometimes inexplicable, because that is how the author is thinking about writing the plot. Rather than what the protagonist should do if he encounters that situation. Finally, cheers to the author!

Hahahahahaha I was laughing so hard