An Uchiha Cyberpsycho

The author is lying! The protagonist even knows he's gone mad! Look at the Uchiha clan—how many of them realized they were insane after going mad? The protagonist is at least madder than Itachi Uchiha! Itachi killed his father, mother, and entire clan without a trace of regret, still believing he was right, that he was acting justly!

Becoming the clan leader would make developing your own fighting power and completing system tasks much easier, wouldn't it? You're almost at Kage level, why are you playing spy games with Danzo? That's pure suicidal nonsense.

Sasuke's Susanoo can withstand Infinite Tsukuyomi and even protect others, while the protagonist's eye technique, specifically designed to counter genjutsu, can't even withstand Infinite Tsukuyomi and can only protect himself. My assessment is: [insert rating here].

Has the author watched too many palace intrigue dramas?

You could probably tell from the side that the protagonist is practically skin and bones.

The Misaka part was a bit criticized; if it were about cyberbullying or something similar, it would have definitely been a hit. But it's just a deceptive tactic, nothing new or exciting.

The main character is a gender-swapped version of a fairy. The author has already written three books, and it still reads like history.

This is ridiculous. The coup attempt is like a child's game, with a staged competition and onlookers cheering it on.

This author must be female, right? When a female author writes in a male-oriented genre, it always has a distinctly female-oriented feel—light on logic, heavy on emotion. It's truly baffling.

Not mentally ill, just a pure and innocent fairy boy.