Naruto: Uchiha Izuna Returns

Over 90% of it is just repetitive rambling, worse than a middle school student's essay. And then there's this constant rambling, which I just can't stand. If it were a real blood feud like the annihilation of a clan, you'd just retaliate, that's it. You could remain silent and listen to the cries of your enemies. What's with all this arguing? "This is also the Uchiha's home!"

Even at a time like this, Izuna was still discussing with others whether the Uchiha clan was wrongly accused, whether they deserved to be wiped out, and whether the children should have died. Rainbow Cat's line, "Blue Rabbit is dead, and I no longer care about right or wrong," is becoming increasingly meaningful. I can understand Sasuke; after all, he grew up here and has a certain emotional attachment to the place. Izuna doesn't know a single person, yet he's spouting so much nonsense.

Don't worry, it's a mess, with low power levels and filler plot. Izuna and Tobirama were originally evenly matched, and Izuna even obtained the Rinnegan while Tobirama, due to the Impure World Reincarnation, only had one-tenth of his power. Yet, they still managed to fight evenly. Even though Izuna just obtained the Rinnegan, his strength had still increased.

This is outrageous! I thought it would be Izuna from Fire Hand, but it turns out to be a clueless Izuna who completely believes the other side's explanations.

It's less about destroying Konoha and more about destroying the current Konoha leadership. Furthermore, the Sound and Sand ninja aren't as weak as you think. This collapse plan stems from the Third Hokage's series of incompetent actions and betrayals of his clan's interests after his restoration. At this point, the major Konoha clans didn't support him.

If the author intended to present a nonsensical portrayal of a Japanese person, then the author succeeded.

Enough with the nonsense. Don't you know how to use the Rinnegan? Super Shinra Tensei? And it's the complete version, not Nagato's incomplete one.

I've been reading until chapter 24, and I'm finally starting to feel the strain, guys. Here's a brief overview for those who haven't seen it. 1: The protagonist is a native, Tobirama has no knowledge of the subsequent plot after his death. 2: The protagonist's cheat is the kind that seems to offer three options but actually only offers one (a very retro writing style).

There's too much personal involvement, so much so that the plot can't move forward...

I couldn't help but complain after reading the synopsis. Izuna Uchiha was already dead when Konoha was founded. Madara fought a major battle with the Senju after his brother's death, was defeated by Hashirama, and eventually made peace before finally establishing Konoha. By then, Izuna's grave was overgrown with weeds. Did Madara announce the founding of Konoha from Izuna's grave? 🥵🤔