Naruto: I Opened an Asylum, and Sasuke and Naruto Became Patients Together

Tang Feng, a psychologist who had never watched anime, transmigrated by accident into the war-torn world of Naruto?

Just as he was forced to inherit a psychological clinic and become a doctor,

he discovered that every patient who came to his clinic was a bizarre case.

Naruto, a chuunibyou boy who shouted every day that he wanted to become Hokage and be the world's greatest.

Sasuke, a depressed boy with severe paranoid personality disorder?

Gaara, an autistic patient who refused to communicate with anyone.

The strange boys Hidan and Sasori of the Red Sands, both with severe tendencies toward self-harm.

The obese Choji, who suffered from severe binge-eating disorder.

And even Uchiha Itachi, who had an antisocial personality.

How could a village of just over a thousand people have a population where everyone's mentally ill?

As he wondered how he could treat them all, before he knew it, the mental hospital he worked at had become a mysterious organization that struck fear into everyone's hearts.

From then on, a famous saying circulated in the shadows of the Naruto world: Konoha has a simple, honest populace, and its asylum is full of brilliant minds.

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.