Naruto: I, Corpse Bone Pulse, Byakugan Ji

Interesting At the beginning of Blood Mist, the orphaned Taketori, who died at the hands of Kirigakure Anbu, climbed up from the sea of ​​blood on the mountain of corpses. The mutated gray white eyes and the corpse bone veins that integrate both offense and defense. The combination of the two produces a strange ability to manipulate the body, setting her on an inhuman path to become a taijutsu ninja. Corpse bone veins strengthen bones, Byakugan controls chakra and body, Thunder escape chakra mode body training, Reverse the eight gates to fill life, Devouring the tailed beast obtains an infinite power source and a tailed beast coat, and the indestructible Vajra from the monkey demon... A beautiful girl as delicate as a doll becomes an inhuman physical monster. The ultimate crushing of numerical values ​​and mechanisms, the terrifying contrast between appearance and combat mode, constitute the Yakuza Hokage flying with flesh and blood. (Non-transformation, single article, slightly dark, semi-invincible, no system, not a nanny)

It's a bit dark, with the heroine's white eyes and corpse veins, and the story of her gradually fighting her way out of a mountain of corpses and a sea of ​​blood in the world of Naruto. It should be considered beautiful, powerful, and tragic, but this is it.

Grain-- Advantages: The plug-in is Corpse Veins + White Eyes, which is more interesting. Disadvantages: 1. The birth point is in Kirigakure because of the need to obtain plug-ins reasonably. Because the original work has little ink and the author's details are inappropriate, the process of escaping from Kirigakure is long and smelly. 2. My writing style is relatively dry and I can barely speak clearly, but I also like to make sudden transitions, which makes the story seem to jump around. 3. The process of escaping is boring enough, but it is also filled with a bunch of original characters from passers-by, and there are so many scenes that it makes people turn their eyes and wake up. Conclusion: Originally, I thought that being born in Kirigakure and being bored in the early stage was not a crime of war, and I planned to grit my teeth and see the escape succeed, but the process was so fucking lengthy. It might be better to just start from where I was in Konoha. I could just recall the escape process occasionally and go through it. Unless you are a reader who is very obsessed with Corpse Veins, I would not recommend reading it.