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Naruto: New Age of Shinobi
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Jeff Jaboinski lived a life trapped in routine, working as a small-time lawyer while immersing himself in his true passion: kingdom-building games and strategy books. He often dreamed of being in control, ruling over an empire where his foresight and intelligence would lead to ultimate power.
After a twist of fate, Jeff wakes up reincarnated as Raiden Uzumaki in the war-torn Naruto world, where he uses his vast knowledge of future events and the strength of his clan’s powerful sealing techniques to rise through the ranks. With legends like Madara and Hashirama shaping the future, Raiden must carve his own path to protect his clan and thrive in a world of shinobi.
But just as Raiden begins to prosper, he stumbles upon something that promises far more than even he could have predicted—something that could change the course of his journey, opening doors to powers and worlds beyond his understanding.
With destiny calling him to greatness, Raiden Uzumaki's future holds far more than just survival. The question is: will he master what's in store, or will it master him?
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Unfortunately, I have to make this critique: 1 star for overusing ChatGPT. There are entire chapters that are irrelevant and overly flowery. 3 stars for lacking basic knowledge of Naruto's history. I'll give a few basic examples: anyone, even someone who isn't a true fan, knows that Hashirama founded Konoha because of the death of children. Kids as young as 3 or 4 were on the battlefield, killing each other, and that was horrible. You're trying to tell me that the protagonist didn't receive any professional training, even though he's the future leader of a great clan, until he was 6 or 7 years old? Come on, in Konoha (time Hashirama created it), ninja school starts at that age! This basically undermines the main reason ninja villages were created. Also, the protagonist trains alone for 6 months in a village full of people with the Kagura Mind's Eye? Even Zetsu wouldn't be able to go unnoticed there... In summary, this story is so poorly written that, while I can usually overlook some details and pretend I didn't notice to keep reading, here it was impossible.