Starting Out as a Villain in Naruto

(=￣ω￣=) Uchiha Itachi... This ingrate even managed to redeem a hero! He even got Tsunade to transplant Hashirama cells into him! Will he get the Rinnegan later????

I've read some summaries and here are two points. The first skill relies on energy points. Since energy points are gained through quests, the skill is essentially one-time use; without energy, it's useless. This subtly implies that the protagonist is worthless without the system. Secondly, Konoha targeted the protagonist, a genin, with S-rank missions.

Is he going to fawn over Hinata? Then this Byakugan novel shouldn't start with him immediately fawning over Hinata... It's ridiculous.

Is it really impossible to untangle a caged bird?

Triggering all sorts of random achievements, completing them grants skills and attributes, and the ultimate mission is to become the biggest boss in Naruto, truly a carbon copy of the mastermind behind the scenes. However, I felt there was something wrong with that book. From my perspective, the protagonist was invincible throughout, fully capable of conquering the world.

The weasel's mind is warped. Peace in Konoha is more important than unity. The weasel's Kotoamatsukami is a genjutsu designed to activate upon encountering a Mangekyou Sharingan to protect Konoha. If the weasel didn't have Kotoamatsukami as a safeguard, Sasuke might have survived with great difficulty.

I really don't know how you even reached Level 4 in the author ranking... This is like an elementary school essay! Reality can lack logic, but fiction must be logically rigorous!

Peeking into the Book of Seals? So blatant? I'm speechless. Are you sure the Third Hokage or Danzo won't sabotage you?

Writing is like an eternal night; encountering a guide can render it all futile.

Let me give you my opinion! Actually, it's not badly written, but is it really okay for someone from the Hyuga branch family to betray Konoha when the Caged Bird Seal issue hasn't been completely resolved? In the ninja world, those who don't know how to be discreet only face death.