Becoming a Mastermind Behind the Scenes, Starting in Konoha's Root

Born to be Hashirama's children, a combination of grandfather and granddaughter's genes, the author is number one in terms of perversion.

I gave up after seeing the Sharingan part. What's the point if it can't automatically shut down? Having Hashirama cells and still not being able to automatically shut it down? That's ridiculous.

Don't send Kushina, it feels weird. Either don't write it that way in the first place, or...

Um 😓, it feels like the protagonist has some kind of intelligence-dampening aura, and the character design of Shimura Danzo isn't very reasonable. Danzo is the kind of person who's self-centered and wants to control everything; he wouldn't need the protagonist's military prowess. And if he spared the protagonist, he would have left behind methods to control and brainwash him.

I finished reading it. The details were okay, but there were some logical issues. The protagonist sometimes felt like an elite Jonin, below the Sannin, and in the Anbu, besides Danzo, was there no one else? I couldn't believe he was the second-in-command. At other times, he acted like a Kage, fearless and reckless. Even with Wood Release and Chaton, he wouldn't have gone after Kakuzu, who at least had Kage-level strength. He was incredibly reckless. I'd say it's a light novel.

It started strong but ended weak; the author is still a Minato fanboy.

It's unbelievable that a clone could directly woo Tsunade; it's like I have so much to say but don't know where to begin.

This is ridiculous. Minato, who just graduated at age 11, was on par with a Jonin from the Third Shinobi World War. What's the point of this? The power scaling is completely illogical and absurd.

The book has a good concept and is readable. However, the author's decision to suppress the power levels is somewhat detrimental to the established setting. The Wood Release: Wood Golem Technique is initially designed to counter Susanoo's fourth stage; with proficiency and the addition of Wood Dragon, it can counter a complete form, and with Sage Mode, it's comparable to a wild beast.

It feels like the series fell apart from the moment it started with the Dragon Vein crossing. The more you watch, the less interesting it becomes. The characters arbitrarily travel with tailed beasts, take eyes, and the fates of Hashirama and Tobirama in parallel worlds are barely altered. The character development is incredibly thin.