Naruto: I Seem to Be a Big Shot, but I’ve Lost My Memory

[Lightly unhinged interpretations + beautiful, strong, and tragic + secret identities + amnesia + no CP, everyone’s a bond, leaning toward a harem of admirers, with a tragic love-and-hate vibe] A fairly normal person trying to survive among a bunch of men with a serious case of main-character energy... Leans toward a female readership. There are foreshadowed twists, and the protagonist really is powerful; she’s just lost her memories at the start. Dive in for the ultimate overthinking, layers upon layers of disclaimers, and secret identities being exposed. After opening her eyes to find herself caught in the quagmire of the Third Shinobi World War, Uchiha Haruka’s first priority is to survive the war. After a twist of fate brings her into contact with Team Minato, Uchiha Haruka discovers that her identity in the eyes of others is becoming increasingly mysterious. A Jinchūriki, a spy from an enemy nation, the founder of the Akatsuki, a rogue ninja of the Super Kage level, a descendant of Madara Uchiha, a direct descendant of the Sage of Six Paths... Haruka: I’m just an ordinary passerby. Watching her secret identities pile up, Uchiha Haruka falls into deep thought: A word of warning to all amnesiacs: be careful about learning the Transformation Technique and Shadow Clone Technique, because you never know when one of your secret identities might become real.