Hey everyone, the author here! This is my debut novel and my first foray into Naruto fanfiction. I know I'm a bit late with the review, but I would really appreciate it if you could leave one—it helps me a lot! Nevertheless, after reading through the fanfiction, I genuinely feel this is one of the best stories set during Naruto's "Warning State" era. The main character is not only cool and smart but also ruthless and fully aware of his actions. That said, no story is without its flaws. For instance, the MC's system—what kind of system gives points for killing people? The character could essentially wipe out the entire Shinobi population! Despite this, the story remains a fantastic read. The pacing is strong, and the MC doesn’t overly rely on the system to gain power; he works tirelessly to grow stronger on his own. There may still be a few mistakes I've missed along the way. If you spot any, please don’t hesitate to point them out. I'm always open to feedback and constantly working on improving my writing! Lastly, I genuinely believe this story is amazing, and I've put a lot of effort into making it the best it can be for you. If you have any questions, feel free to comment on this review. Thank you so much for reading, and I hope you enjoy this journey through the Shinobi world as much as I have enjoyed creating it.

Hey there folks, Wony here! Longtime anime fan, Uchiha apologist, and self-proclaimed sucker for overpowered protagonists. Today, I want to talk about a novel that completely hijacked my brain—Naruto: About the Fact That my Brother is Madara Now, I know what you’re thinking. “Oh great, another Naruto fanfic where the MC gets all the cool powers and steamrolls through life.” But nah, this one hits different. It takes everything I love about the Naruto world—the clans, the betrayals, the insane power-ups—and cranks it up to a level I didn’t even know I needed. Before I get too ahead of myself, let’s break this down into the four things that make this novel a complete banger: Characters, World-Building, Power System, and Story. I’m here to give a COMPLETELY UNBIASED review of this amazing fanfic takes everything you love about the Naruto universe and dials it up to eleven. Before jumping into the actual review, I just want to say that if you’re a fan of Naruto fanfictions that expand the lore in crazy, unexpected ways, this is a must-read. Whether you love Madara’s ambitions, the Senju-Uchiha conflict, or just want to see how an outsider can shake up the entire timeline, this story delivers. Now, let’s break it down into four simple categories: Characters, World Building, Power System, and Story. Characters If you’re looking for a protagonist who just coasts through life with plot armor, you’re in the wrong place. Kyōsuke starts as just an ordinary Uchiha (well, as ordinary as an Uchiha can be) during the bloodiest era in Naruto history. Unlike Madara or Hashirama, he wasn’t born a prodigy—he has to fight for his place in history. What makes him stand out is his Point Redemption System, which turns every battlefield into an opportunity for growth. He has ambition, he has drive, and most importantly, he has the ability to change the fate of the Naruto world in ways we’ve never seen before. Beyond Kyōsuke, this novel gives new depth to familiar faces. Madara isn’t just a future villain—he’s a teenager with a dream. Hashirama isn’t just some peace-loving idealist—he’s someone struggling with the weight of his clan. Even Black Zetsu and the Otsutsuki get fresh takes that make them more than just distant, untouchable threats. And of course, there’s Uzumaki Mito, because what’s a reincarnation story without some unexpected romance? World Building This isn’t the peaceful Konoha you know. This is the Warring States period, where life is cheap, betrayals are common, and clans rise and fall overnight. The novel does an amazing job of making you feel the tension of the era—every battle could be your last, and every alliance is just one betrayal away from collapsing. What makes this even better is how the story integrates the hidden lore of Naruto. The Otsutsuki aren’t just a distant afterthought; they’re a real and immediate problem. Black Zetsu’s manipulations are happening in real time, and Kyōsuke is right in the middle of it all. The result? A world that feels alive, unpredictable, and way more dangerous than in the original series. Power System The Point Redemption System is chef’s kiss. Unlike traditional power-ups where the protagonist just gets stronger because the plot demands it, Kyōsuke has to earn every single ability. He starts off weak, but as he racks up kills and gains points, he can exchange them for legendary abilities like the Tenseigan, Truth-Seeking Orbs, and even Yamotsu Hirasaka. But here’s what makes it great—the choices actually matter. Do you save up for an SSS-tier ability, or do you spend points on something more practical for the short term? The system isn’t just a gimmick; it actively shapes Kyōsuke’s journey and forces him to strategize every step of the way. Story At its core, Uchiha Kyōsuke is a reincarnation power fantasy, but what sets it apart is the balance between action, strategy, and character development. And of course, there are some absolutely wild moments. Kyōsuke challenging the Otsutsuki? The story constantly surprises you, making you wonder just how far Kyōsuke can go. Final Thoughts If you’re a Naruto fan, this novel is an absolute treat. The action is intense, the world-building is deep, and Kyōsuke’s journey is both exciting and unpredictable. Whether you’re here for the fights, the political intrigue, or just to see how far a reincarnated Uchiha can push the limits of power, Uchiha Kyōsuke has something for you. Now if you’ll excuse me, I need to go re-read some of my favorite chapters. Wony out.

the story is pretty good. the only complaints that I have is the lack of consistency in power levels of the mc. at one time he is peak jonin, in the next, he is getting dogged by a counterpart at the same rank. the writing quality is very good with no mistakes. The story is developing quite well. it lacks depth in certain areas, but overall entertaining enough to be called a worthwhile read. characters are multi dimensional. not like the typical chinese bs. i suppose the translator is heavily editing it. The world background is limited at the moment but we are only at 35 chapters. so there is plenty of time.

There are so many freaking inconsistencies in this story. And many times the author just makes shit up to advance the plot without any reason or sense. I could ignore a few of them but these plot inconsistencies continue to happen chapter after chapter after chapter. And it gets really annoying after a time. The plot line itself isn't actually bad. But the way it's written makes me feel that the author believes all his readers to be a bunch of retards.

Young author, I commend you for this. The start won't be pleasant and you will receive a lot of negative reviews but let it not affect you. Take this as gaining experience from negative comments just as the mc gains points from kills. Grow with it and transform for the better. Be wise.

he's not actually Madara's brother, False advertisement.

Entertaining and more original than average. The system is not disproportionate, It's a bit odd that a simple chakra recovery potion costs 10,000 points, but... Details. The story is not perfect, there are boring arcs like the puppet war, but the story in general, as I said, is more original than average.

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Actually good fic, the translations needs some what more refining. But overall its very good. Actually good fic, the translations needs some what more refining. But overall its very good. Actually good fic, the translations needs some what more refining. But overall its very good.Actually good fic, the translations needs some what more refining. But overall its very good.