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Naruto: I Took Away Senju Tobirama
After Shen Tian died, he traveled back to Hokage, encountered the first ninja war, and became a member of the cannon fodder Chuunin. There is no limit to blood inheritance. When he is desperate, the body seizing system appears and can seize the body of anyone, provided that the other person is on the verge of death or he can defeat him. Therefore, Shen Tian chose to plot to seize the Thousand Hands Feijian... This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coinciden
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Naruto: Nagato Is the Winner
Traveling to the world of Naruto, he became Nagato, who was about to create the Akatsuki organization. His legs were crippled and his body was disabled. It didn't matter how he found the phosphorus. Obito and Black Zetsu were secretly monitoring and guiding him. It didn't matter that he was hiding deeper than they could. From now on, I, Han Feng, am Nagato. I will change the fate of the original Nagato. I will also inherit your will, make the world peaceful, and change... This novel and its char
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I, Nagato, Start by Summoning the Heretic Demon.
Han Feng traveled into the world of Naruto and became Nagato who summoned the heretic demon to kill the rain ninja. Taking advantage of his knowledge of the development of the plot, Han Feng went directly to the Ninja Village and brought back Xiang Lian's mother who was bitten in the hospital. When he returned home, he took Xiang Liao away to heal himself. Black robe and red cloud, the Akatsuki organization was born... Recruiting talents, creating the Six Paths of Pain, and hiding his body as Ak
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I Became the Filthy Nagato of the Fourth Ninja War
Traveling to the world of Naruto, he became the Nagato he liked very much in reality. Let's see how Han Tian survives in the great war in the ninja world. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
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