[Fishing Gamer from the Start] A player lands in the world as an Otsutsuki? Two quick punches convince the simple-minded clan members who only understand fists to make him their leader. He turns around and steamrolls every nearby star system. After all his hard work, the player finally has a vast sea to fish in!
Having grown used to fishing in space, the player decides to find new fishing spots on land. Passing through the Land of Fire, he stumbles upon the Senju-Uchiha showdown and sees Flying Thunder God stab Izuna straight through.
The player couldn't care less and heads straight for the nearest river, until an NPC scares off his fish. Fuming, the player spots a golden SSR card on the verge of death in the crowd. He was just about to change locations and try fishing in the desert.
What a genius at governing, naturally born to toil through paperwork! The player sensibly skips the other SSR with high combat stats and remembers only his own home, buried under piles of chaotic paperwork. In an instant, he decides to save the SSR, toss him back to work, and let the player enjoy some peace and quiet while fishing.
Izuna's status: SSR card, gravely wounded and near death. Capture? Pick him up, heal him with a potion, hand him a copy of The Art of Governing: PowerPoint, and release him in the Land of Water. "The Land of Water is yours to manage from now on. Your KPI will determine your year-end bonus."
Izuna's memories were muddled after being force-fed a magic potion, so he had no choice but to work for the unscrupulous player.
The hands-off player heads to the desert to fish for desert fish, and casually assigns the whole region to Izuna along with more tasks. The fishing spots he worked so hard to find have to be protected, so Izuna might as well manage the place too. It's not like the player is the one handling the paperwork. The player lets his gaze wander for a second, then immediately justifies himself.
"Lord Izuna, the ruler says the desert fishing conditions are poor and need to be improved."
"Lord Izuna, here are today's affairs to handle for the Land of Water, the Land of Wind, and the Land of Lightning."
"Lord Izuna..."
"Lord Izuna, the ruler captured half the Hyuga clan to make a human surveying instrument, and now they're coming after us. ...We've received word that the ruler just went to the moon. The moon has now been split in two..."
Izuna had to divide himself into countless clones, all of them busy as tops. A closer look revealed that the vast Lands of Water and Wind were full of muscle, from top to bottom, but had not a single clever person who could help. The player had already killed off the nobles the moment they dared look down on him.
At last, Konoha was founded. The Hokage was crowned, a school was established, and the people of Konoha bustled about as celebratory cannons boomed. The player, bringing along the steel army he had just brought down from his fishing spot on the moon, accidentally trampled the Hokage Rock.
The player's little pet, left behind to watch over the fishing spot, had been captured by Konoha's two leaders. Worse, a large part of the fishing spot had been destroyed by the collateral damage from their battle. Furious, the player descended upon Konoha from the sky.
Hashirama abruptly turned around amid the cheers and heard the player's mockery ring across the sky: "You're slower at wrecking my place and capturing my underling than I am at coming here to beat you up."
The player turned Konoha into an island and made it his new fishing spot.
By the time Izuna had taken over all of the Land of Fire except Konoha, the two sides were left staring at each other across the river encircling Konoha, speechless and choked with emotion.
The player sat on a little stool, casting his line. Anyone who disturbed the fish got silenced. As for the ignorant, foolish NPCs who had been the first to jump out and make a racket, they had already been taken out, so no idiot dared openly defy the player.
Later, Izuna shoved the player into going back to be enthroned. The player was horrified. What? He came to play a game, not go to work! Get away! Don't come any closer!
The player couldn't do anything to this NPC from his own faction, and was always caught trying to avoid work by another white-haired man. He could run off to a deserted island stretching to the horizon, an underground river, or even Moon Bay to fish, and still get tracked down.
Damn it, when did he sign a marriage contract? And why did the System recognize it as valid?!
A player who never does his job and signs everything without looking x A subordinate who manages everything until his face turns dark, with a heart as black as his hair
Theme: If you don't do your job properly, you'll get dragged off to get married
Izuna is so miserable. Is it over? Is there anything left?