Naruto: Becoming Hokage Starts with Sacrificing My Rotten Boss

After transmigrating to Konoha, he becomes a cannon-fodder Genin.

The Second Shinobi World War is raging, and Natsume only knows two techniques: the D-rank Three-Body Technique and the C-rank Earth Style: Earth Wall.

His superiors are also completely heartless, constantly using him as cannon fodder. He barely makes it out alive from almost every mission.

Natsume feels like he could die at any moment.

Luckily, the “Good Boss System” activates.

Sacrifice your immediate superior or seize their position, and you get a chance to draw a reward.

He sacrifices a Chunin squad leader and draws the Mind's Eye of the Kagura.

He sacrifices a Special Jōnin squad leader and draws a supply of Jōnin-level chakra.

When the death rate among Natsume's immediate superiors gets absurdly high, he finally faces questioning from the Konoha High Command. “Natsume, we need you to explain something. Why is the casualty rate among your superiors so high?”

“Because they took the Third Hokage's Will of Fire to heart. They put their comrades first and always charge into battle at the front,” Natsume answers honestly.

From his first squad leader to Danzo and even Hiruzen Sarutobi, Natsume's superiors keep dying one by one.

“My enemies are dangerous, but being my superior is even more dangerous.” That is the motto of Natsume, destroyer of bosses.

Also known as: “Naruto: This Boss Has It Coming”