Becoming the Tsuchikage in the Naruto World

Doesn't the protagonist have any signature ninjutsu? There's no coherent fighting style. And how can one of the Five Great Ninja Villages of the ninja world not even provide enough training for a single ninja? The protagonist's spiritual talent is completely wasted, and he also has poor physical talent. How can he rise to power?

Isn't the so-called Water Line Technique just a super-cheap version of the Second Hokage's Water Severing Wave Technique?

I've read 10 chapters. One minute they're praising the protagonist's incredible mental strength and genius, the next their chakra is several times weaker than their peers. Is this a genius or a complete waste? They keep going on and on about his physique, and it's already so padded from the start. The first three chapters were practically useless!

A rare and high-quality fanfiction, but This seems to be an overestimation of weasels. While weasels certainly possess exceptional ninja skills, they are unworthy of being called gods; they are lowly animals. Many people now see through the true nature of the weasel, which also reveals a contradiction in the earlier and later settings of Naruto.

Is it really necessary to keep the daimyo alive? It only hinders development. Letting the daimyo abdicate and eliminating the noble class would allow for better development. As for whether they want to or not, this is the ninja world, where strength reigns supreme.

What kind of logic is it to say that a three-year-old child has poor physical fitness if he loses a running endurance contest against an older ninja?

The later parts were alright, but the earlier comment about a group of people saying that a three-year-old's physical condition is a minor but significant drawback was that, overall, aside from that, the later parts were fine.

It's quite good. The protagonist's ability development is well thought out, and the protagonist's position in Iwagakure is also good. I suggest that Iwagakure should not take the initiative to attack Uzushiogakure, but instead gather some peripheral clansmen and pick up the leftovers, as well as befriend the Akatsuki organization that has not yet turned evil. The overall strategy is also good.

Saving money: The author probably hasn't watched Naruto. The content is just quite strange. It's basically a fantasy novel with a Naruto skin. No, it's just as illogical as a typical fantasy novel, but it's not as enjoyable as a typical fantasy novel.

To be honest, the chakra required to perform ninjutsu is 100 times that of B-rank to C-rank, and 100 times that of A-rank to B-rank. The difference is too outrageous. And where did you get this reference standard? In the original work, ninjutsu is graded according to the difficulty of learning, right? The protagonist's willpower and belief increase his chakra from 2.4B to 160B in six months?