The Uchiha Clan's Tank-Build Swordsman

Haha! I've been annoyed by it all along, Itachi! Give back Itachi! A traitor who devours his own family.

The protagonist is too naive and childish, wanting equality for all and abolishing the aristocracy. It feels like the world is at fault and the protagonist is there to correct it. Sigh, talking about these things in a world where individual strength is invincible is unrealistic.

Honestly confiding in Mito Uzumaki? You must be out of your mind.

I feel the protagonist is very naive. Even in real society, there is no equality, let alone your ninja world. It's so childish that I don't want to watch it.

Are Jiraiya and Tsunade really a good match? 1: Can you accept your wife having affairs with shady men, coming home late or not at all, and having a bunch of scandals? 2: Jiraiya's lecherousness was evident from a young age. Kato Dan is much stronger than Jiraiya!

"Those who are not in a position should not meddle in its affairs"—it's a simple principle. Aoki Kumaichi was killed by thieves, and the protagonist, seeking revenge, had the thieves hire a large number of ninjas to wipe them out. The Fire Country Daimyo didn't even care, so why are you interfering in such a major matter? Besides, who knows if the thieves were even being kept by someone else? If the bandits are gone, what will happen to the ninjas?

The more I read this book, the more frustrated and annoyed I became. Author, you really should have toned down the power-ups! You made the protagonist's abilities so strong that almost everyone can bully him, and he hasn't even had a chance to fight back. Either make it a satisfying, wish-fulfillment story to the end, or give the protagonist a weaker cheat code so they can develop slowly.

The protagonist is so naive; he always believes that you have to accept the loss if you want something! Even with a cheat code, so what? Is he still planning to be a saint?

On one hand, it says things are stable, but on the other hand, it's already indulging in reckless behavior. The author has written a contradictory narrative that's hard to understand. Any seasoned reader with a modicum of intelligence would be turned off by the first few chapters. The beginning wasn't well-written, and the system wasn't explained in detail either. Is this some kind of cheat code or a drop in IQ?

That's all for now. I have no objection to the protagonist's ideals, but the protagonist is indeed a bit too saintly and likes to take on too much, forcibly carrying burdens that are unnecessary. Furthermore, the interference regarding Tsunade and Jiraiya is strange. I also like Jiraiya, but isn't Dan Kato a better match for Tsunade than Jiraiya?