(The golden finger is not overpowered, and this is not a brainless System power fantasy. The fiery spirit of the Naruto world is only what you see on the surface. The minor characters working behind the scenes are far more likely to become casualties of war. Here, the protagonist is no favorite of the System. He must survive through genuine strength.)
Lin Jin woke up one day to find that he had transmigrated into the Naruto world.
The bad news: he had no Sharingan, no Byakugan, no Tailed Beast, and no ties to any great clan.
The worse news: he had arrived in Konoha after the Night of the Nine-Tails.
His parents were dead, his background was ordinary, and his chakra reserves were average.
The only good news was that he could hear the “echoes” left behind by chakra.
Mizuki’s murderous intent, Sasuke’s cursed seal, Orochimaru’s presence, the Tailed Beast seal used by Akatsuki, the chakra signals in Pain’s black rods…
He could sense in advance what others could not see.
Starting out at the Konoha Orphanage, Lin Jin changed his name to Kazama Jin.
In this life, he had no ambition to become Hokage.
He only wanted to carve out a path of his own in this shinobi world, where geniuses were everywhere and madmen lurked around every corner.
Naruto was the hero who stood in the sunlight.
As for him, he would be the fastest blade in Konoha’s darkness.
It's okay, pretty good, and the protagonist is practicing slowly. In the second volume, the protagonist enters the school to practice, which is a bit boring, but that's normal. Training is already boring. Moreover, I have long been accustomed to those invincible system articles that are flashy at the beginning, but they all fall apart later, and the writing is nowhere near the level of Naruto. This kind of steady approach is more suitable for me.