Naruto: I Transmigrate as Sasuke and Steal Hinata from the Start

The Desolate Emperor treated everyone well, but he wronged Yun Yun of the Star Dou Great Forest. It was all Yun Shan's fault for arranging the marriage, forcing Yun Ling to marry Xiao Wu. Tang San stole Shi Hao's million-year soul ring to save Xiao Wu; otherwise, Shi Hao would have been a nine-red-one-blue-gold spirit.

It's a lighthearted, slice-of-life story with no pressure regarding power levels, but isn't the character progression a bit too fast? He's already at Kage-level strength in just over thirty chapters. It's a harem story, but not a typical harem/womanizing story. That's not how it is in the original novel, though. 😏

I'll give myself a good review. This is my first time writing Naruto, so some parts are inaccurate. I had to rearrange some timelines to fit the plot; otherwise, it would be difficult to develop the emotional foundations of some female characters. I will read every single one of your opinions and try my best to cater to everyone.

If you haven't read at least ten of the novels by the Imperial Uncle, you won't be able to keep up with the author's pace. Treating everyday life as everyday life is very author-like. Thank you to the author's parents for bringing him into this world; his story of the Imperial Uncle is something we can all appreciate. Five stars is a must! 😏

Another great product! Thank you to the author's mother and father for giving birth to such a talented author.

As a supposedly satisfying read, the plot is a bit too overpowered. A mere genin reaches the Kaleidoscope Sharingan in chapter 30! Seriously, I don't like beef (a slang term for someone who doesn't enjoy overpowered characters) 🤦 The timeline is also inconsistent. However, to avoid making a big difference overall, it's all about pure enjoyment.

Five stars for now. The female characters aren't brainless, and the story is enjoyable to read. It's good. I'm deducting two stars. One star is for the disregard for life and values ​​of using innocent girls as sacrifices, which I strongly disagree with. The other star is for using Kotoamatsukami (equivalent to a slave seal, planting a demon in one's heart) to seduce women, which leads to the character's moral collapse.

It's good, but the plot is too familiar. I wonder if it's from the author's previous books. I've read a novel with a female protagonist whose storyline is similar to this one, only the system and main character are different. I even got to the part with Asuma. It's so familiar; I feel like I've read it several times before. I think I read it three or four years ago.

Imperial Uncle, you're so handsome! I love you the most! 🥰🥰🥰

It's alright, but it's a bit hard to break down the part where Hanabi's eyes are gouged out and Hinata is captured.