Konoha: the Darkness of Shinobi from the Roots

In the first two chapters, I'm just trying to persuade you to quit, and forget about being clever occasionally. In the first two chapters, the author and the protagonist are all clever. He behaved like a fool, without any substantive content, and directly persuaded me to quit, 88

I clicked in after seeing the title of the book and was disappointed after reading seven or eight chapters. There is no hint in the book that the protagonist has traveled through time. I always think that the native ninjas do not have such a high level of consciousness, or that the author does not have the ability to write a protagonist who has consciousness. Secondly, there are too many chapters. I want to know why and how to become a Shinobi. There are too many chapters to read, especially chapters 4, 5, 6 and 7. There are so many explanations, and the establishment of Konoha's rules and regulations. In short, I personally feel that the content of the first few chapters of this book has made it impossible for me to stick to it and look forward to the following content.

Is the poor protagonist who has few scenes still the protagonist?

Why is it gone? I feel okay? When I looked at it today, many chapters were missing.

Why does the protagonist have to be a time traveler? Wouldn't it be more exciting to rely on one's own consciousness to change the ninja world? Isn't this how human history progresses bit by bit? Where are the shortcuts