[Warning] This story has been abandoned! After struggling with it for a long time, I couldn't keep writing, so I've given up and removed the paywall. I'm leaving it up instead of locking it. If you were following it and got left hanging, feel free to vent here. I won't delete comments on this story.
As a proud transmigrator in the ninja world, Jiako drew the unbelievably enviable identity card of Madara's twin sister. But she gave up early on the standard plan of practicing ninjutsu and raising her little brother, and carved out a path of leveling up through palace intrigue and political power struggles in this world of ninjutsu.
By the time she'd gained overwhelming influence in the Land of Lightning, Jiako finally "remembered" that her younger brother was a ninja in the Land of Fire.
"I heard you became the Uchiha clan head. They all call you the Demon of the Ninja World."
Seeing her long-lost younger brother frown and struggle to speak, Jiako smiled happily. "I knew you were amazing. You'll definitely protect yourself and the Uchiha clan. Everything I did back then was worth it."
Jiako decided that her younger brother, whose combat strength was off the charts and who owed her his life, would become the finest blade on her path to ruling the world. Her smile was as warm as sunlight as she looked at Madara and Hashirama Senju across from her, utterly sincere:
"
Only unification can bring an end to war.
I will make peace and good governance the ruler's code of conduct. Only those who follow it will be allowed to rule.
To do that, I must become a woman like Princess Kaguya, a god among men, an eternal moon.
You are the forces I need on this path.
"
Hashirama: Peace, beep, password correct.
Madara: Eternal peace, beep, password correct.
Some dutiful son: Princess Kaguya, beep, password correct.
PS: The female lead has no romance. She may seem pretty awful from the blurb, but she's simply a competent ruler (the more I explain, the worse it sounds). She's genuinely sincere!
Here's a great story by a friend: A Trainee Mage's Guide to Taming Dragons [Western Fantasy], about transmigrating to a fantastical world in search of dragons.
Theme: The people come first, the state comes second, and the ruler comes last.
This is the article about fighting for hegemony! Everyone has ambitions and ideals of revenge, intrigue, territory, palace battles, interests, righteousness... All these are intertwined together into a novel of troubled times.
It's not necessary. I feel that the combination of Machiavellianism and Naruto's background is pretty good. Although it's not a traditional hot-blooded comic, it doesn't feel completely over-the-top. The author really wrote it very well. I have seen other people who wanted to write about Machiavellian house fights in the background of Naruto. I can only say that your writing is really good.
Hashirama: I believe them! Tobirama: Betting on dogs will lead to a good death!
He debated whether Hashirama would be willing to have his son as a hostage. I don't think he would let his children go to the battlefield early (at least not at Wama's age, which is the age of the private son in this article), but he should be the type who trusts his allies, and this adventure is not for hatred but for the trust of allies. In the words of Naruto, it is for mutual understanding between people. So I ended up writing this plot.
Well, it's a very interesting article. I almost read it in one sitting. The author's settings are really in line with my brain circuit. The overlap rate is very high. It's really refreshing when I read the article!!! There are also interjected stories about the supporting characters, which really poked at me!!! There are also quotations at the end of some chapters, which is great! Straight to my heart!!! Author, please come back quickly and we will support you!!! (Bushi) Tears shed on the shore of Daming Lake...
Can I still wait for the chapter about unification? Well written
Just stop talking, just don't cheat
The bustling world is all for profit, and all the bustle is for profit.
It is speculated that the Sun and Moon Changes were caused by Hiruzen and Mayu forcing Miyako Yoshiko, but I don't know why the impact was that Tobirama stayed away from the political situation, eight years after the unification, and the sun and moon changes in the ninth year of the Unification Calendar. At this time, Yoshiko was not even fifty years old, and Emperor Wu worked until he was 80 years old. Mainly I don't understand why the completion of the unification of a ruler who can be compared to Qin Shihuang in history was a coup and not an abdication. The country that Yoshiko worked hard to conquer was so easy to gain power. Historically, to achieve unification, it would be no problem even if the emperor was kicked off and he could do it himself.
I took a look and saw the latest update time...