Naruto: Kamui in My Left Eye, Kotoamatsukami in My Right

The protagonist is weak and only knows how to endure being bullied. With such a useless appearance, he dares to stage a coup? He's incredibly audacious. I thought he'd finally get his hands on Kamui and Kotoamatsukami and take off, but he's turned into a ninja turtle. As expected, a useless person is still a useless person.

With a pair of different Mangekyou Sharingan and top-tier ninja strength, you still compromised with Fugaku using various excuses. You directly seized power and unified the entire Uchiha clan's forces—did you really think the Konoha leadership could influence you?

Bengbu is a joke. A time traveler being suppressed like this by such low-level political infighting as Naruto? All those years of torment in the modern world are wasted! With our political experience, we could easily crush the F4.

Writing about the Uchiha clan usually involves forcing it if one can't think of it, based on our modern way of thinking. How could they possibly stay in Konoha! They would have already fled with their clan members, and even if not all of them could escape, they would have taken some children and run away first!

Mai Yakushi betrayed the protagonist, even taking him in as a woman. If she can betray once, she'll betray countless times. In real life, if someone stabs you in the back at a crucial moment, would you forgive them? Would you still include them in your group? You'd be lucky if you didn't kill them.

It's that kind of drawn-out novel again; it's just so frustrating.

It's impressive that someone wrote a book without even understanding Kotoamatsukami's abilities. Kotoamatsukami has one eye that grants permanent control with a cooldown period of several decades, and the other eye that grants short-term control with a shorter cooldown period. It's not that both eyes have the same effect.

Yakushi Nonou's adopted daughter? An orphanage director, why would she specifically take in one adopted daughter from among dozens of orphans? Or does the author mean that all those orphans are her adopted daughters and sons? What does an orphanage director want to do with so many adopted daughters?

For dozens of chapters, there haven't been any exciting moments, and the male lead has no personal charm whatsoever.

The protagonist is courting death. He's placing his hopes on others.