The Hokage Who Rose from the Senju Clan

It seems readers understand that in a world where strength reigns supreme, all talk is meaningless. Without cheat codes, what are you doing piloting a Gundam? Pshaw, I misspoke, what are you even doing with a bicycle? With the protagonist's mediocre strength, honestly, forget about the Senju clan's rise to power; why would any other ninja clan follow the Senju and become his underlings?

The author, seeking power and ultimate ownership in the extraordinary world, is willing to distort the fundamental understanding of this world.

What's the point of someone with the strength of an elite Jonin constantly fighting for power? It's all superficial. He should at least have Kage-level strength. Right now, he seems like just another Danzo. Is he trying to compete with him for the title of weakest Hokage? Completely unconcerned about strength, with no plan whatsoever for becoming stronger.

The writing is alright, but the setting uses heavily modified fan fiction elements. For example, the Sarutobi clan and Shimura weren't minor ninjas; they might not have been as powerful as the Hyuga clan, but they were still famous ninja clans during the Warring States period. Furthermore, they were among the four great ninja clans established by Konoha.

Was the Sarutobi clan a major clan when Konoha was founded? No, there were only three major clans when Konoha was founded. Sarutobi and Shimura were not considered major clans. That's laughable. Sarutobi and the Ino-Shika-Cho alliance were originally small clans. Do you guys have a misunderstanding about major clans?

As I get older, I don't understand why this plot of killing a comrade for political purposes is so easy to pull off; the reason it's so easy is because the comrade trusts him. A wise and benevolent ruler is unparalleled in his righteousness, capable of subduing enemies and drawing them to his side.

The classic Naruto series has turned into a political farce, with the main character seemingly playing Danzo. It feels like the protagonist hasn't even made a move in over a dozen chapters, his strength is unclear, and there haven't been any plot points showing him improving his power; all he's doing is forming factions. I feel like it's pointless for a Senju character like him to be doing this instead of using Wood Release.

I've finished reading it, and it's a bit strange. In the extraordinary world, strength comes first, and the struggle for power and profit comes second. Don't get it backwards.

Seeing the comments that the protagonist is preparing to compete for the title of weakest Hokage, I laughed so hard.

The game didn't start from scratch; it had some inherent strength, which is commendable. However, the pace of progress is roughly the same as starting from the beginning.