Transmigrating into the body of an orphan in Konoha during the final stages of World War II, Shimizu Soseki knows full well that in this cruel ninja world, brute force alone won't last long. Possessing the soul of a high-IQ criminal, he decides to utilize his "professional skill"—acting. Thus, a seemingly innocent but inwardly unyielding "hypocrite" is born.

At the Ninja Academy, he excelled in theory and was a "genius" in taijutsu, easily winning over Asuma as his subordinate and displaying just the right amount of gentleness and talent towards Kurenai Yuhi. In an era when Konoha yearned for heroes, he passionately and deeply interpreted the Will of Fire, speaking earnestly and sincerely, becoming the perfect young man in the eyes of the Third Hokage, the "Light of Konoha," known for his "profound thinking."

However, beneath this dazzling halo lies the shady dealings of a "disgrace of Konoha": he cleverly orchestrated the public humiliation of an old ninja who withheld his pension, portraying himself as a wronged genius "forced to defend himself"; his apprenticeship with Tsunade relied on a "chance encounter" and "heart-to-heart talk" that precisely struck at her sore spot; during the Third Shinobi World War, he "predicted" the Iwa ninja's ambush and "outsmarted" the Sand ninja's stronghold, earning him a reputation, yet secretly he "chancely encountered" the Akatsuki trio in the Land of Rain, using his superb acting skills and a "peace suggestion" laced with his own agenda to sow the seeds of division; even on the night of the Uchiha Clan massacre, he transformed into Itachi's "life mentor," "rationalizing" the massacre and binding a genius to his own cause.

Flying Thunder God Technique, sealing techniques, a unique genjutsu system, multiple identities including "Mirage"... his strength and shadow grow in tandem. He launched the "Gallery of Genjutsu: Infinite Library," which benefits the ninja world, but is actually a tool to steal the wisdom of all beings; he stirs up trouble, intensifies conflicts, and fishes in troubled waters, all to consolidate resources and power in his own hands.

When office worker Lin Qi encounters the weeping Creator Goddess Arya, he's forced to take on the task of saving the impending Etherland multiverse. Faced with the encroachment of the Void Devourer, he strikes upon an idea: to package the apocalypse into the game "Age of the Heavens," tricking Earth players into becoming his "tools."

Stupid gamers charged forward with bizarre banners, casual gamers recreated McDonald's assembly lines, and researchers uncovered the truth behind the "bad planning" scheme. Lin Qi handed a tissue to his goddess while watching players dismantle the evil god for gold. Childhood sweetheart and programmer Su Xiaowan hacked into the backstage to uncover the truth and then joined in the effort.

From the demonic surge of the Novice Village to the interdimensional expedition, the player's "Fourth Scourge" wields the power to turn the tide of battle. When the Void Core is destroyed and peace arrives, the gaze of a higher-dimensional "Reaper" quietly emerges. Lin Qi and his companions stand at a new starting point; the prologue to saving the universe has just been written.

Protagonist: Uchiha Chixing (original name customizable, representing "Red Star")

Time of Transmigration: Late Sengoku period of the Naruto world (approximately during Hashirama and Madara's childhood, the most frequent and brutal era of warfare)

Origin: Uchiha Clan (not from the clan leader's direct lineage, but possesses certain talents and status)

System: "Universal Heritage Exchange System" - allows exchanging items, knowledge, and techniques from all worlds and realms (including but not limited to cultivation methods, technological blueprints, ideological texts, resources, etc.).

Key Limitation: Exchange points are difficult to obtain (initially mainly acquired by changing historical nodes, altering the fate of important figures, spreading ideological influence, etc.).

High-level items (such as top-tier cultivation techniques, star destroyers) are...