Naruto: Bearing the Name of a Super Kage, I Can't Lose

Original female lead, foolish protagonist, terrible plot, out-of-character (OOC) character settings

The classic "golden finger" trope of becoming stronger through money is flawed; I've never seen a protagonist dare to rob a group of rich people and instantly become invincible.

The book has three chapters, requiring 60 wins per week, and then recruits people from reality. Therefore, it claims it can conquer the entire ninja world in less than a year, not to mention the butterfly effect it would create. In conclusion, don't expect much from this book.

The rating is slightly worse than average, but better than terrible; I wouldn't recommend reading it.

It's a bit bland. There's a guaranteed female lead, but it seems like they're going to play with a drawn-out plot. I haven't found any major flaws yet. That's all.

Anyway, anyone who gets stronger by using currency from other worlds inevitably fails. As long as you have some money, you can just rob a few rich landlords and tycoons, and keep robbing until you win. I've seen some people who get stronger by using gold bars, but end up as stupid assassins. Even if they became master thieves, I'd think they had some intelligence.

If you can become stronger by spending money based on your thesis defense, why don't you just rob nobles and daimyo? What kind of nonsense is this, making money by being someone's dog?

The protagonist sees Kabuto being bullied at school, and then saves the day.

The "Golden Finger" challenge even recruits people from real life, which discourages them from trying to win.

What is this? Another brainwashing, idiotic novel?