The Hokage Who Rose from the Senju Clan

It seems that readers all understand that in a world where strength is respected, everything you say is nonsense. No matter what Gundam you drive, bah, you said it wrong. What kind of bicycle do you want? As far as the protagonist's strength is, really, let alone the Prosperous Senju, why should other ninjas follow the Senju and be your little brother. It was originally attracted by Senju Hashirama, but later Senju Tobirama was just fine. You Senjusen, why do you have the surname Senju? It will be over sooner or later.

The author wants to gain power in the extraordinary world and become the ultimate author, and does not hesitate to distort the basic understanding of the extraordinary world. .

What's the use of fighting for power and profit with the strength of an elite Jonin? It's all vain. At least he has to develop a Kage-level strength. Now it seems that he is just Danzo. Do you want to run with him as the weakest Hokage?

The writing is not bad, but the setting is based on a second-generation fantasy novel. For example, the Sarutobi clan and Shimura are not small ninjas. They may not be as big as Hinata, but they are also famous ninja clans in the Warring States Period. And it was Konoha that established the four major ninja clans. In Hashirama's memories (narrated with Sasuke), Madara and Hashirama told the story of how Sarutobi and Shimura came to seek refuge in Konoha. At that time, only Uchiha and Senju...

Was the Sarutobi clan a powerful clan when Konoha was founded? ? ? ? It's not that there were only three big clans when Konoha was founded. Sarutobi and Shimura are just a few big clans. It's so funny. Sarutobi and Inokacho's alliance are originally small families. Have you misunderstood the big families?

As I get older, I can't see the plot of killing my companions for political purposes. The reason why it is convenient is because my companions trust me. The sage is unparalleled in his benevolence and righteousness, able to subdue his enemies and make them surrender. The hero is cruel to his enemies, but at least he is kind to his own people, and at least he can distinguish rewards and punishments. Like the protagonist, you treat him as a companion, and he stabs you because you blocked his way politically. Will anyone really follow this kind of person? Who can guarantee that he will not backstab his younger brother in the future? The younger brother saw this and imitated him, and felt that the protagonist was getting in the way politically. Will he also backstab his elder brother?

The classic Naruto plays politics and becomes Danzo. It seems that the protagonist has not taken any action in more than ten chapters, his strength is not clear, and there is no plot to improve his strength. He is always forming cliques. I feel like you're a Thousand-Shou guy who doesn't play Wood Escape, so it's not interesting to do this.

I've finished reading it. It's strange. In the supernatural world, force is the first, and fighting for power is second. Don't do it the other way around.

I laughed so hard when I saw the comment that the protagonist is preparing to compete for the weakest Hokage.

The game didn't start from the mother's womb, but had a certain level of strength, which is a good point. But the advancement speed is about the same as the mother's womb start