I Defected Before the Night of the Clan's Annihilation

I hate this protagonist. He tries to ease tensions between Konoha and the Uchiha clan, even taking the blame himself. Then, after witnessing the bandits massacre the village and rescuing a group of children, what happens next? Using two children? Deliberately cultivating a relationship? All for your Sharingan? The ninja world is cruel, so why make the protagonist so noble in the first place?

To put it bluntly, the Uchiha clan was wiped out because they were too powerful; the Third Hokage had to eliminate them. After all, they possessed the Mangekyou Sharingan, and with a single Kotoamatsukami, they gained a god-level gap. A person like the Third Hokage would never allow the Uchiha clan to exist.

If one can become a Jonin simply by possessing two tomoe (a type of ninja skill), it means their ninja skills are also exceptional. Once they awaken three tomoe, they would undoubtedly be an elite Jonin. However, the term "elite Jonin" doesn't seem to exist in the anime; it appears to be a term used in fanfiction to distinguish ordinary Jonin, such as Kakashi when he first became a Jonin and Kakashi during his Team 7 days. The difference in their strength is quite significant.

I've noticed that almost every Naruto book that delves into the Uchiha clan is a mindless attempt to whitewash the Third Hokage and demonize the Uchiha. Don't they ever think before they start? As for those who blindly demonize the Third Hokage and whitewash the Uchiha, at least they understand that the two sides aren't simply black and white.

The author is letting you know, so here's a heads-up: sensing others' malice is a power unique to the Nine-Tails Jinchuriki, not a normal ability of the Uzumaki clan.

No, how should I put it! So far, Konoha isn't the protagonist's real hometown, and he hasn't stayed there for very long. So why is he showing so much emotion? It just feels a bit like he's a simp. I don't know if it's just me who felt this way, so I'd like to hear from other readers about their thoughts.

By the way, author, there's one thing you should remember: the kaleidoscope's abilities are named after Japanese gods, so it's best not to make them up yourself.

The writing is so bad that even after reading 11 chapters, they still want to whitewash the Konoha leadership.

To be honest, you can tell from those two kids that the protagonist is a cold-blooded and indifferent person. Later on, though you skip around, you see the protagonist constantly thinking about Konoha. It's a pain to watch. If I remember correctly, the protagonist defected not long after he transmigrated, right? And the protagonist is from the Uchiha clan.

The protagonist's inexplicable and dark actions are mostly meaningless and foolish. Also, because he failed to persuade Obito once, he used everyone else as a benchmark for Obito—it's incredibly stupid.