In Konoha: I'm Bound to Madara Uchiha

The beginning was alright, but it got boring by chapter 34. Can you imagine the Two-Tails and Eight-Tails of the Cloud Ninja, along with some Jonin, appearing in Konoha without warning (even though they had just experienced the Nine-Tails' brief rampage, wouldn't they have been more vigilant about outsiders during that time?)

After reading the third chapter, wow, is this some kind of Battle Through the Heavens? Forget it, I'm outta here.

Does Yu have some Uchiha blood? After all, he could awaken his Sharingan when Madara possessed him, so he should have some Uchiha blood, right? If not, he could wait until the night of the massacre to transplant a pair of Sharingan. Under Madara's cover, he shouldn't be discovered to be who he is. Wood Release cells can be obtained from Danzo of the Root, Orochimaru's research lab, or Hashirama's corpse. You can also research how to fuse them through Yu's studies.

Good heavens, he mentioned "Lord Ban" several times, and even shouted "Lord Ban, save me!" During a fight in the village. He didn't kill anyone or destroy their head, and afterwards he even did a post-incident review to see if he had been exposed? What kind of thought process is that?

The chapters about the protagonist's background were truly baffling; he could activate Susanoo with only three tomoe and even fight Madara who had activated the Eternal Mangekyou Sharingan.

It's all conspiracy theory from beginning to end. If we're talking about birth, Madara is definitely in the top three in Naruto, but he's ignored because of his strength – a double standard. It's unbearable to watch the author fawn over Madara and engage in all sorts of conspiracies. If you're so good at creating fanfiction, go write original content.

Is taming a weasel a joke? Or did it really leave?

Regarding the "Naruto conspiracy theory," I believe it exists. The original work explicitly states that Danzo was part of the Root organization. Furthermore, every country has its own "Anbu" (secret branch), and wars between nations inevitably involve some degree of conspiracy.

I've read up to chapter three and don't want to continue. It's like the protagonist being inexplicably linked to Madara Uchiha; even the table of contents seems nonsensical. What is the protagonist's purpose? The three golden cards aren't appealing at all.

The protagonist is rambling on and on, displaying a rich tapestry of emotions, but who is the transmigrator? I'm really unfamiliar with them!