Su Ming transmigrates into the Hokage world and becomes the two-year-old heir of the Hyuga Clan, activating the One Hundred Thousand Ninjutsu System. Among its one hundred thousand techniques, one is invincible each day. No matter who he fights, anyone hit by the invincible technique has to kneel!
But to activate this invincible technique, he has to go to the Konoha Academy and fight his classmates.
From then on, Su Ming embarks on a path of learning, unleashing one astonishing ninjutsu after another.
Kakashi: "Little Su Ming! Stop, stop! Don't use ninjutsu."
Naruto: "Boss! Your new toy almost blew me to pieces."
Tsunade: "When little Su Ming grows up and can beat big sis, how about I marry you?"
Good grief! Little Su Ming has grown up! He's grown so, so big!!
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
To be honest, I really want to keep reading, but I have no money. Alas, I will change the book again after it is released. I hope the author can persist. In fact, I feel that the writing is good.
This is related to Hinata by blood and cannot be accepted, and the protagonist seems to be too young at only two years old. Do you have to wait for Boruto to have a girlfriend?
Everyone, come and spray, what the hell the author wrote is so unsightly, come and spray! This is fucking shit.
Do you need to take the Three Body Skills test when you enter school? People only take the Three Body Skills test after graduation. . .
Dear readers, what do you think the protagonist's invincible skills should be? Please leave a message and tell me the invincible skills you want.
Receive Sakura Sakura, otherwise you have to wait until Boruto is released, or later on~~Don't give away girls.
Has the author watched Naruto? Kakashi has never been a teacher.
This cover looks familiar. . .
Author, I beg you to read the original work. If you can't, please write it in the introduction (this plot is purely original, don't criticize if you don't like it). I can still read it.
Okay, it's well written. I hope I can appreciate the fancy ninjutsu a little more and be more imaginative.