After transmigrating into the world of Naruto, he becomes Shimura Danzō.
From the start, he is saddled with 15,800 points of evil deeds in debt and bound to the [Light of Konoha: Good Person System]. Do good deeds to earn points, hatch schemes to lose them, and if his score drops by 20,000, he dies on the spot.
Danzō is feeling the pressure.
He tries to secretly make plans to save Konoha, but the System calls it scheming and deducts points.
He tries to help people openly, but the whole village assumes he’s plotting something big.
He donates money to an orphanage, and the Third Hokage immediately upgrades his surveillance to S-rank.
“Danzō’s suddenly turned nice. He must be planning an even bigger conspiracy!”, Hiruzen Sarutobi.
“Lord Danzō, are you feeling all right?”, Shisui Uchiha.
“How interesting…”, Orochimaru.
There’s nothing he can do. He is Danzō, after all.
He uses the darkest powers to protect the light, a schemer’s methods to save the world, and the least trusted face in the entire ninja world to be a good person.
This is the story of a villain forced to play the good guy.
It is also a story of redemption.
