Did I Bind Madara at Every Point in Time Just to Make Him a Stand-In?

Updated every other day. [Probably an all-romance story, featuring the niche tropes of “I cuckold myself” across different time periods, stand-ins, and multiple characters turning jealous.] Rin transmigrated. The bad news was that she had a terrible start. Having no idea what happened in the anime, she nearly died on the battlefield. The good news was that she met the clan leader’s son on the battlefield, and he said he wanted to elope with her. She wouldn’t have to go to war or shoulder any Uchiha responsibilities. How could she turn down an offer like that? Rin agreed without hesitation. She’d thought she could live that way until she died, but then a ninja coveting her bloodline chased her down and stabbed her through the chest. Just as Rin thought her utterly ordinary life was about to end, the clan leader’s son, now her boyfriend, saved her by trading his life for hers. He also gave her a bound summoning-style Mangekyo that could keep her alive. The problem was that the people she summoned were strange. Seriously, who has a summoning ability that calls up their ex-boyfriend’s little brother from different periods in parallel worlds? Rin thinks these people, no, this one person… is unreliable. Especially since two of them want to talk to her about something called the Eye of the Moon Plan, while the other two seem to believe in it completely. Madara’s spirit: … Founding-era Madara: … Madara, whose younger brother just died: … Reanimated Madara: … Faced with all those Mangekyo, Rin silently looked away. She only wanted to see her dead ex through them. She hadn’t given it much thought… Huh? They want her to become the First Hokage? That sounds pretty good? · I’m not the one who’s sick. This world is. Rin knew that from the start. If she couldn’t escape, she’d reshape this world into the one in her memories. But ruling and building it would take people. Then she’d use “her eyes” to summon some more “people.” “I want to create a world where women no longer ‘cry.’” Please note: The heroine really does treat people as substitutes. The male leads and male supporting characters really do become substitutes for love. There will be cooking. The female characters are all top, and the men are all bottom. There are more characters than just the coconut cookie. See the supporting-character list for the rest (and there may be more). Canon pairings will not be broken up. This is a straight romance. Please don’t post slash comments. Theme: Overcoming avoidance and isolation to find self-redemption.