Three Kingdoms in Balance: Full Rewrite in Progress

[Another story with an OOC protagonist, lots of unnecessary pseudoscience and setting explanations. I couldn't fix it, so I gave up. Looking back after all these years, it feels painfully, embarrassingly chuuni. One of my dark past works OJZ]

[I'm still interested in Naruto infrastructure-building stories. Who knows, maybe one day I'll revise the related settings and start a new story]

[Rewriting the whole story... I'll finish it in this lifetime, then start a new story to post it in, 2025.07]

Uchiha Madara: You want this world?

Hyuga Rinya: I only want ninjas to have a share of it.

Well, that's more or less the plot, as summed up in the dialogue above.

I originally wanted to write a brainless romance, but maybe it's because I've been single for over twenty years _(:з"∠)_ I just can't write one _(:з"∠)_

Mm... the romance is probably rather understated (stares at the sky).

The golden finger is absurdly powerful, and there are lots of original settings.

I won't drastically alter Naruto's original setting.

I won't break up canon couples.

The protagonist is an old ghost who has been around for ages.

Updates depend on my mood, even though my imagination has already run wild with tons of extras set after the ending.

The original settings are mainly focused on the wider background, from geography to the political landscape.

The original settings and golden finger will be briefly introduced in Chapter One. If you want to read that, little angels, take a look. If you don't, you can skip it; it won't affect your reading.

That's all.

P.S. Don't assume any character is a good person! There are no good people here!! If you get fooled later, that's not my responsibility!!

P.P.S. Madara won't be the one getting hurt!! That's my bias for my male idol!! No explanation needed!

P.P.P.S. By "hurt," I only mean emotionally! Ninjas getting injured is normal, isn't it!

P.P.P.P.S. The characters mentioned above are Hashirama, Tobirama, Mito, Madara, Izuna, and Rinya.

Theme: Applying methodologies across different worldviews