In Konoha's fifth year, the hundred-year-old Hatake Kong climbs out of his coffin. From that day on, the shinobi world has a new powerhouse known as "Fifty-Fifty"!
He's strong, having fought countless powerful opponents and never lost a battle in his life! But he's not strong either, because... he's never won a battle!
Hiruzen Sarutobi: "Teacher Hatake, just how strong are you?" Hatake Kong: "Madara Uchiha and I are evenly matched!"
The Sannin: "Teacher Hatake, just how strong are you?" Hatake Kong: "Hanzo and I are evenly matched."
Minato Namikaze: "Teacher Hatake, just how strong are you?" Hatake Kong: "Hashirama and I are evenly matched."
Naruto: "Sensei, that white-haired woman is way too strong! Run for it!" Hatake Kong: "Didn't I tell you already? Kaguya and I are evenly matched!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I feel that Feilu's writing style has not improved, and it is still the writing style of the fighting era. Other websites are trying to find ways to write interesting things that others have not written. Feilu just pretends to be b, fan fiction b rebirth b, elf literary b, I am torn.
What is the name of the beautiful girl on the cover?
So there is a female protagonist? I really don't want to say anything about marrying a wife and having children at such an old age.
Are there any Kakashi fanfics?
I was watching Naruto in class and Emperor Kai kicked Madara, and I couldn't hold myself back any longer: Eight Gates Dunjia, open! Go up and give the class teacher a kick. The class teacher fell in the corner, bleeding and said: Based on your courage, I recognize you. Among the students I have taught, no one is like you. My class teacher is willing to call you the strongest.
God TM Senju Mito, that TM is Uzumaki Mito
Isn't it true that only women can learn the Yin Seal?
A strong person does not need to rely on others to show how strong he is. Although he will often be compared with certain people, it is meaningless to always use others to measure his own strength and take pride in it. There is a saying that goes well, I don't know how strong you are, but I only know that I am strong. Of course, as a novel, it would be more interesting if it were more humorous and eccentric. The most important thing is that this novel has a much stronger sense of immersion than those serious novels about becoming stronger. Senju Hashirama, Uchiha Madara, aren't we watching Naruto fandom for them?
The first part is good, but in the middle and later stages the title and content don't match up, so it's okay*
This ** is about incest between the apprentice and the master. Why does it happen every time?