Magical Girl, Talk-No-Jutsu to Save the Ninja World

Prepublication recommendation: [Naruto] Still One Queen Short

Story Blurb:

As a magical girl, I'm supposed to spread love and peace. That's right, isn't it?

Unfortunately, this is the ninja world.

Ever since Uchiha Xi arrived in this world, she hasn't had a single good day.

Her clan will be wiped out in a few years? No problem, I'll change that.

Her big brother goes rogue? No problem, I'll change that.

A villain wants to destroy the village? No problem, I'll change that.

An ancestor wants to create a new world where nobody survives?

...No problem, I'm still here!

In the end, Uchiha Xi collapses from exhaustion, tears streaming down her face, completely unable to get back up:

[Hidden power to save the world, protagonist power-up! In accordance with the contract, grant me power in the name of Uchiha Xi!

I will create a new world without villains!!!]

At the end, the villains and heroes finally join hands and create a harmonious world.

Uchiha Xi is overwhelmed with gratitude and emotion: So this is the power of my Sharingan and Wood Release!

Villains: No! It's your talk no jutsu!

[Reader's Guide]:

1. Pairings will be broken up.

2. The protagonist is a passionate idiot, with a coming-of-age arc.

3. A reverse harem full of people with one-sided crushes.

4. A light, uncomplicated story. Pairing undecided.

Prepublication blurb: [Naruto] Still One Queen Short

Welcome to the game Empire of the Ninja World.

[Congratulations, player, on being a top-tier lucky winner. Loading skill: See It, Own It.

Just as the name suggests, whatever the player sees belongs to them. Whether it's ninjutsu, genjutsu, sealing jutsu, kekkei genkai, kekkei tota... They can learn it at a glance, and its power will be multiplied!]

Player: Oh... oh wow, what an overpowered ability!

She likes it!

...But can the System tell me why my first playthrough is already going off the rails from the start?

First playthrough.

I start with the Mangekyo Sharingan, but people make me pretend to be blind?

Player: ...

Got it. The face-slapping comeback storyline is loading!

I'll keep my head down and build up my strength!

She comes across the Nine-Tails jinchuriki. The player covets him and wants him, even if he's only three, so she mercilessly beats him until he cries.

Her clan is huge. The player covets it and wants it for its support. She planned to take it over slowly, but it gets wiped out halfway through. No problem. The player is only a little shaken. Isn't there, um... Impure World Reincarnation?

Konoha, the biggest ninja village. The player covets it and wants it, so she asks the Third Hokage every day, "Hey, old man, when are you stepping down?"

In the end, the player destroys the ninja village and wipes out every nation, large and small, unifying the ninja world.

She checks the progress bar: 99%. What's missing? Oh, she's still one queen short.

She grabs the person who is always hanging around her, slips on a ring, gives a perfunctory kiss, and makes a half-hearted confession.

Okay, on to the next playthrough.

Second playthrough.

She's a three-year-old from the branch family of the Hyuga clan, and they're going to place the Caged Bird Seal on her.

Funny. Does the player look like someone who can be controlled?

A three-year-old clan head? Why not?

The Third Shinobi World War? Forget it, she'll just unify the world.

She checks the progress bar: 99%. What's missing? A queen?

She clicks the option. That white-haired guy will do.

Third playthrough. She starts out in a small ninja clan.

The player can finally act freely: Why wait to usurp the leadership?

The Senju and Uchiha, enemies for a thousand years, finally join forces this time.

...Not for any special reason. If they don't join forces, their clans will be wiped out.

Player: Hah, what's the point of joining forces? If you don't join my empire, you're all dead. Wood Release and Susanoo can fight together just fine.

In the end, everyone behaves.

The ninja world is unified. There are no Five Great Ninja Villages this time, only the Ninja Empire.

Finally, the familiar progress bar, the familiar 99%. The player grabs a certain domineering hothead.

You're the one!

Fourth playthrough.

She starts as a civilian orphan who gets bullied.

Okay, the player's quick to blow up. Be careful.

The familiar ninja village, a familiar jinchuriki?

She's beating them up all the same!

At last, they reach the familiar 99% stage. The player is about to put a ring on someone's finger.

Suddenly, the people involved remember what happened.

They look at the four people standing before them, each with a ring.

...Wait, does this game not take the items back when a playthrough ends?

The player feels guilty... as if!

Hah!

When a playthrough ends, they automatically break up. The player is still just a player.

Besides, she's a very devoted person.

Reader's Guide:

1. The power-up is huge! Huge! Really huge! The player is the strongest, treats it like a game, is a Fourth Wall-breaking player, and does whatever she wants! She really, really, really does whatever she wants!!

2. The "going off the rails" in the blurb only means that she has to pretend to be blind in the first playthrough, and even then, not for long. That's the only time it happens.

3. A one-on-one pairing for each stage. The plot matters more than the romance.

4. No resets. She doesn't save the Uchiha in the first playthrough, but she does use Impure World Reincarnation later on.

5. Conquering the world takes time. We'll take it slowly. The protagonist needs to experience some of the plot and grow up first.

Theme: Spread love and peace. Face challenges head-on without fear!