Naruto: I Built a Ninja Nation, Now Madara Is My Children’s Sensei

Madara left Konoha because he had lost faith in the village. Uchiha Mu leaves because he has no intention of letting the village decide his future. Transmigrated into the early days of the shinobi world, Mu finds himself born into the Uchiha clan at the worst possible time. Madara is gone. Hashirama’s dream of peace is already beginning to crack. And Tobirama Senju is watching the Uchiha with the kind of suspicion that will one day shape their fate. Fortunately, Mu has no intention of waiting around for that future. After awakening a system that rewards him for developing a territory of his own, he walks away from Konoha and starts from nothing. A patch of land. A handful of people. And one simple goal:Build something greater than the Five Great Villages. But Mu isn’t interested in creating another hidden village where clans hoard their bloodlines, and nations survive by selling violence to the highest bidder. If he is going to build a country, then he will build it differently. A place where clans grow stronger by joining him instead of destroying one another. Where tailed beasts are more valuable as allies than weapons. Where medicine, education, industry, and technology can become just as important as ninjutsu. Where wars can be won through trade, resources, influence, and development long before armies ever reach the battlefield. At first, the great nations barely notice him. Then they laugh. Then they grow wary. And eventually, they realize something terrifying. While they were busy competing over missions and territory, Uchiha Mu had been quietly changing the rules of the entire shinobi world. Hashirama wanted to create peace. Madara wanted to trap the world inside a perfect dream.Uchiha Mu?He intends to build a world that no longer needs either of them. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Naruto: I Built a Ninja Nation, Now Madara Is My Children’s Sensei — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠