Naruto: I Am the Fourth Hokage

Traveling through time and becoming a successor, the game has not started yet, and you are helping others raise their son. Minato would definitely thank you if he were here.

I have a question, that is, you are soul-piercing, but Minato is here, and Naruto has chakra left in his body, so when you meet, that's another story.

Then here comes the problem. Can the reincarnation of dirty land still revive the fourth generation? You just took over someone else's body, but your soul is still the same. In the end, he raised a son for someone else.

Being cheated, you still help others raise their children

I don't understand. Many novels write like this. There is no such thing as soul fusion when traveling through the past. Why do you instantly develop feelings for your original parents, wife, and children?

In reality, I feel inferior and cowardly, Don't dare to conflict with anyone, I don't dare to insult others for fear of being beaten. But on the Internet… My lord! High-spirited! Look down on the world! Insulting netizens, I am the only one who dominates! If God had not given birth to me as a keyboard warrior, my spouting would be as long as the night. Come on! The peak of immortality, proud of the world! As long as I have the keyboard, there will be heaven! The key to the river comes from the sky! One click to control the world! Break the world of mortals! Kill all the immortals! Cut off nine heavens with one click! What if there are no true immortals in the world? I would like to hold the key and become an immortal!

It's worse than taking over the deal... You all know it_, and I only read the introduction, but it's already poisonous. I'll shoot first. I wish you good luck.

After crossing the water gate and dying... Your wife died? And the child is not your biological child?

I think the author can fuse the souls of the protagonist and Namikaze Minato in Chapter 1, which not only solves the problem of the successor. It also solved the problem of Namikaze Minato's soul.

It's been almost five years since I read Feilu, and I haven't posted a few comments. I'm convinced that such a good subject matter makes you write like this. It's the most vicious novel I've read in the past two years. I was speechless after reading less than one chapter.