Transmigration, and yet another transmigration. Bai Hu, the Godslayer of the Four Symbols in the Yanhuang Iron Brigade, transmigrated to the world of Naruto during a mission. Reborn in this new world, he resolved to forge his own path to becoming the strongest. Recline in the arms of beauties, and rule the world when awake.
Minato Namikaze: We are brothers, the divine twins of Konoha.
Jiraiya: He is the finest disciple I have ever taken, bar none.
Tsunade: He is a man of mystery, both mysterious and powerful.
Kurenai Yuhi: He is the man I admire most. I am willing to devote everything I have to him.
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When I saw Bai Hu, I instantly wanted to be dirty. I could no longer look at Bai Hu and the two of them.
Regarding the issue of the book Eunuch being discontinued, Xiaolang was speechless. To put it bluntly, it was no longer profitable, so he didn't want to write it anymore. But when I saw the comments today, I felt it was true. . . Sorry everyone. Not to mention anything else, I will resume updating this book today. No matter how little the income is, I will not stop updating until the 3 million words are completed. I just want my own conscience to be clear. Thank you all again here.
Itachi is obviously a generation below Kai and Kurenai, so how could they be classmates.
I stopped reading when I saw the chapter about Tsunade. Although Tsunade is well-maintained, I can't accept it psychologically even if it's a novel about someone the same age as your grandma??
Wow, I'm really impressed. The protagonist actually became the leading teacher of Itachi, Kai, and Kurenai? Was Itachi born at this time? Itachi came out before the third battle even started? Can the author please be more serious? He also forcibly wrote Hinata Hizashi as being narrow-minded. He is the young patriarch of the Hyuga clan and is much older than the protagonist's apprentices. How would he argue with the protagonist's three apprentices? The writing is immature, the storyline is not rigorous enough, the timeline jumps too much, and the plot is not logical enough. I saw that some of the most basic things were written incorrectly, and I immediately stopped reading it. It felt very low, like it was just made up.
A very emotionally engaging book. Excluding the plot of Naruto, the only shortcomings left are details. A lot of foreshadowing was buried but not filled in. And. The ending of Naruto volume seems very anticlimactic
The identity of the time traveler was revealed in Chapter 4, and there's not much to read.
Is Bai Hu a serious white tiger?
The author is probably watching the fake Hokage. Let's not talk about Itachi. The tailed beast is made of chakra and has bleeding and skin injuries.
Itachi and Kakashi are not from the same era