Starting as an Uchiha, Traveling Across the Myriad Worlds

Main character: "Welcome • Thousand Hand Kill" The peacock and all the Buddhist disciples and practitioners said, "Amitabha Buddha, with your compassion, may we ask which Buddha you are, reincarnated in this world?" Main character: "I am Namo Uchiha Myōō Buddha, who came from the Ninja World with Mahayana Buddhism to save all sentient beings." The peacock immediately knelt down and prostrated itself, saying, "Homage to Uchiha Myōō Buddha!"

There's too much hype surrounding the Sharingan these days! Many books claim that having the Sharingan allows you to copy everything—that's ridiculous!! The original works clearly depict superhuman dynamic vision that allows you to copy taijutsu movements, ninjutsu hand seals, and high-energy mental abilities (at least three tomoe) that grant immunity to most genjutsu.

The premise of this novel is truly captivating, but the protagonist is portrayed as utterly pathetic. He's completely nonsensical, constantly emphasized as a loser, and always seems to be afraid of this and that, yet he frequently does inexplicable things. Calling him a loser is an insult to the term, let alone a loser. One minute he's inexplicably in heat, the next he's inexplicably furious.

The protagonist really needs to jump out of this chakra pit. Not only is it inherently countered by superior bloodlines, but it's also incredibly life-threatening. If your bloodline isn't strong enough, you can't even live long. Look at the bloodlines above Kaguya—who else has achieved immortality? They all died young. With a different bloodline, at least you'd have a longer lifespan and wouldn't be countered.

I always felt that we left the Main God Space too hastily. We should have used the Main God to awaken the Uchiha bloodline into a martial soul or something. If we could have created a Yang Release technique, we might have been able to create the Ten-Tails. That would have been a huge success!

I can't stand it anymore. It's so inexplicable. Someone with mediocre talent suddenly gains the Sharingan. And Danzo is targeting you? Do you even deserve it?

Everything seemed normal until then, but it's strange why the protagonist suddenly went crazy and wanted to steal Fugaku's wife. The reason of being worried about Itachi doesn't make sense either. Why would the protagonist, whose strength has increased by leaps and bounds after his power-up, be afraid of a kid from sixteen years in the future?

What the hell? That's disgusting! Whenever they encounter a man, they launch personal attacks and spout conspiracy theories, acting like they're the only good man in the world. He rushes to any woman he sees, all that talk about perseverance and kindness—I spit on him, it's disgusting. Double standards, harem novel Let's not waste any more time, let's go.

There's absolutely no main plot; it feels like the author just wrote whatever came to mind on a whim. The main god is supposed to be omnipotent, so why bother strengthening Wolverine? Wouldn't it have been better to have the Otsutsuki bloodline? That would have allowed them to restore Kaguya's power.

The game is so bad it's discouraging right from the start. A ninja chases an ordinary person for two blocks? And then makes them commit suicide? They're either brainless or just plain useless.