Naruto: I Can Hear the Beep.

There is an urgent need for 500 time-travelers to enter the world of Naruto. They are required to be in good health and have no bad habits. Each person who joins the company will be given a copy of the system, and those who need it will deduct 1. We will take you through time after you go to bed that night, while supplies last!

In the end, I found out that there was no prompt sound and it was all an illusion of Infinite Tsukuyomi, right?

I'm afraid it really is Tsukuyomi World, and the system is all made up by my own imagination.

In the finale, is the protagonist waking up from Infinite Tsukuyomi?

The protagonist longs for a system in his heart, so after falling into an infinite monthly reading, he fantasizes about a dream of his own system.

Is the protagonist still in Infinite Tsukuyomi? Is the system just an illusion in Infinite Tsukuyomi? Except for the first chapter, everything else is an illusion?

Have you ever thought about it? In fact, the protagonist has no system in Infinite Tsukuyomi. This is all imaginary [*head report]

Little brother, wake up, you are still in Infinite Moon Reading

Itachi can do six seals in one second. You can do five seals in one second when you were five or six years old. Even if you cheat, you won't be able to open like this. Besides, it seems that there is no golden finger to add seals. You only do push-ups and the like. This is just to exercise arm strength and it doesn't seem to have much to do with the seals, so it can only be attributed to your talent. You also said before that your talent is average, so this is a big loophole.

... I feel a little bit addicted when I see the introduction =_= It's okay that the prompt sound appears before the start of the fourth battle, but the stuck point is in the infinite Tsukuyomi... Who knows if the protagonist won the infinite Tsukuyomi first and then the so-called prompt sound appeared.

This book seems quite attractive when I read it, but if I go to have a meal or play a game, when I open the book again, I will think about it and find that the protagonist's life is too dull, and he basically does not participate in the main plot.

The protagonist is hit by the Infinite Tsukuyomi at the beginning, and this illusion will create an illusion world that the illusionist most desires. The protagonist has always wanted a golden finger before, so he came to an illusion world with golden fingers. When the book reaches its finale, it won't be that Narusa unlocks the infinite Tsukuyomi, and the protagonist wakes up, and the whole book ends!

What I hate the most is the kind of people who are forced to go to other worlds before one world is completely finished. The Hokage flirted with three girls, but for two hundred chapters, let alone pushing them, there was no tongue kiss. It was such a young love. Then he was dragged to other worlds and never mentioned, and ended up alone.

Did the protagonist's parents defeat the Jonin with a powerful fireball? There aren't many jounin in a ninja village, and which jounin doesn't have the unique skill of pressing the bottom of the box with his hands? Is the protagonist special? His parents are both three supreme jounin. He has no blood succession, no secret skills, and no ninjutsu.

Then in the end, I discovered that I had been daydreaming in Infinite Tsukuyomi, and was finally rescued by someone, living like this for the rest of my life in the ninja world.

The plot seems to be very smooth, so only Infinite Tsukuyomi can achieve it. . . .

No, no, no, no one really thinks that the protagonist has obtained the system, right? The main character was just crippled. The author's idea is that Tsukuyomi made him invincible, or the system was really inspired by Tsukuyomi.

Maybe this is just an illusion of Infinite Tsukuyomi.

I was given a bunch of perverted abilities, but in the end I was still messing around. I was afraid of losing it and just sealed Hei Jue. If I was already invincible, why should I leave it alone?

The author did a great job, it's not too confusing, but it doesn't feel right to forcefully open the world of Death. The title of your book is called Naruto, so why does it end up in the World of Death?

Where is Hinata? The protagonist can say the words "You are all my wings", there is no reason why he would not accept Hinata!

In Infinite Tsukuyomi, is the protagonist's experience a dream or reality?

If you don't like Ino, Hinata is better

As the title says, the protagonist defeats the big boss and wakes up to find that Naruto and Sasuke are missing an arm. It turns out to be a dream.

Naruto Uzumaki's childhood experience was dark, but his whole person was sunny. A typical example of being in darkness and yearning for light, Erzhu is inferior in comparison.

Regarding Chapter 91 of "The Great Qin for All: I Will Increase Billion Points" written by Zheng Ge Yao Shangtian, knowing yourself and the enemy will ensure victory in any battle! Chapter review.