Naruto : Yes, I'm Hokage

Yes, I'm Hokage — Synopsis The day Raizen woke up in the Forest of Fire, starving and half-dead, he had one prayer: please let this be a good isekai. It was not a good isekai. No bloodline awakening. No legendary teacher waiting to take him under their wing. No system prompt floating helpfully before his eyes. Just a painfully ordinary young man from the modern world, dropped into the ninja village of Konoha at the worst possible time — the eve of the Third Great Ninja War — with nothing but his knowledge of a story that hasn't happened yet. What he did have, by sheer luck, was Minato Namikaze. The future Fourth Hokage found Raizen half-starved in the forest and, in typical Minato fashion, could not bring himself to leave him there. One debt of gratitude, one very carefully managed friendship, and several years of meticulous scheming later — Raizen is now the Chief Advisor to the Fourth Hokage of Konoha. The most trusted man in the village. The man behind the man. His actual goal? Survive. Thrive. Stay far away from the graveyard of good intentions this world is destined to become. Konoha's political landscape is a minefield. The Third Hokage never truly retired — he still runs the village from behind Minato's desk. Danzō and his ROOT organization work in the shadows. Faction against faction, clan against clan, and beneath it all, the Uchiha are slowly being pushed toward a catastrophe that Raizen knows is coming. He has no cheat code. But he has something arguably more dangerous: he knows how the story ends. So while Minato talks about the Will of Fire with starry-eyed sincerity, Raizen smiles, nods, and quietly recruits Shisui Uchiha as his personal guard, saves Obito from the fate that was supposed to shatter him, and positions himself at the center of every political negotiation in the village — all while learning the Rasengan in secret, one painful practice session at a time. He isn't a hero. He isn't chasing glory. He just wants to rewrite enough of the story that when the Nine-Tails comes, when Akatsuki rises, when the world tears itself apart — he's on the right side of it. "The Will of Fire? Sure. But first, let me tell you what fire actually burns down."