Playing Jian San in the Ninja World, Reviving the Uchiha from the Start

[Complete] Tang Li, who has settled in Konoha Village, recently realized that the System had made her transmigrate so she could get the ninja world to play a game with her. For example, the wishing tree in her homestead became a must-visit attraction in Konoha. Crowds queued up to pray every day, shouting things like “What? ‘Already tried’ again!” “Expose the scam! Expose the scam!” “I got a legendary gold drop!” Or how the entrance to the famous-swords tournament in her homestead became the ninjas’ daily training spot. “Today, there’s no way I’m losing!” “Damn it, why did I run into that demon in my tenth-tier promotion match? Didn’t they say he was guarding the fifteenth tier? Is he here to prey on newbies?” “I finally made it to the eighth tier!” And then there was the restaurant she opened. Plenty of people came every day not to eat, but to keep an eye on her staff like starstruck fans. “The Fourth Hokage is as charismatic as ever.” “Why isn’t Senior Shisui here today?” “Probably rushing off to the famous-swords tournament?” Later, the Legendary Sannin teamed up in the arena; Hashirama and Madara worked together to sabotage their teammates; and in the terrifying 25-player hero dungeon, even the Fourth Hokage would end up doing time. At long last, she managed to sneak off for a relaxing round of battle royale in the perilous wilderness, only to get pummeled into the ground by five Uchiha. The ninjas completely lost it: Can we even play this game anymore?! The following activities have been confirmed as must-plays for the people of Konoha: 3v3 Arena (√) Homestead Wishing Tree (√) Random Encounters (√) Pet Expeditions (√) Wandering Heroes (√) Party Dungeons (√) Battle Royale in the Perilous Battlefield (√) Faction Offense and Defense (√) Battlefield (√) [Warnings] [Warnings] [Warnings]: She’s strong but doesn’t know how strong she is; sweet and naive; the heroine is an ambassador for peace and the savior of the entire ninja world (except Danzo). If that’s not your thing, don’t read. But in the end, she gets money, power, and people. The heroine treats everything like a game, so she doesn’t take the various provocations she encounters too seriously. Completing her missions comes first, and she only fights back when an enemy’s health bar turns red. Please don’t take it too seriously as a reflection of reality. The heroine isn’t particularly bothered by the values or behavior of the various characters in the game, and at most she’ll make a few sarcastic remarks. (After all, there are plenty of oddball NPCs in Jian Wang 3.) Please don’t take it too seriously as a reflection of reality. The Third Hokage isn’t portrayed as a paragon of virtue in this story, but there won’t be any deliberate conspiracy theories about him either. [Elementary-school-level writing] [There may be quite a few bugs] [OOC warning] There are quite a few differences from Jian Wang 3’s game mechanics, but I’ll do my best to make it easy to understand for readers who haven’t played. The pairing is set. The romance develops slowly, and won’t begin at least until the heroine has returned to her adult form. Everyone gets to kick their death flags to the curb. There will be spirit-summoning (no, wait, ) The overall tone is warm and slice-of-life. Theme: May friendship last forever, and may the world be at peace