[No system + Cultivation of immortals + Machiavellian tactics + Decisive killing]
Because of the mysterious ancient book, Shirazu, who traveled to the world of Naruto, embarked on the path of cultivating immortality. Hatake Sakumo's teachings, Danzo's threats, Orochimaru's recruitment, Yukito's interception, and finally broke through the knot after surviving many close calls in the third ninja war.
There were undercurrents surging in the peaceful era, with many attempts to break the situation with strength, and countless battles. The one who finally attracted the wealthy family to the position of Hokage was actually Akatsuki's undercover?
In this cruel ninja world, what did he see with those blue eyes?
Ps: The protagonist's strength grows slowly. During the three wars, his strength grew significantly. In order to write a detailed and smooth story, the pace is slow. Please forgive me.
_(:з∠)_Don't worry
Reader comments
I think it's reasonable to give a five-star review to my own book [laughing evilly]
In fact, in the original book, if you open the kaleidoscope, even if you only know Susanoo and the ninjutsu that comes with the kaleidoscope, it is already considered an elite jounin. If you are a jonin, you can activate the kaleidoscope and be able to compete with the third generation at the Kage level.
It's better to believe that the Third Generation will handle Danzo than to believe that Obito doesn't like Rin.
The protagonist has never been suppressed by Danzo, but he cannot leave the village. To being rescued by Uchiha's thunder explosion, and then to the fact that his own research and development is not going well... Just very passive. Come on, author! Write a satisfying work!
It's a novel that has been updated relatively quickly. It doesn't have any poisonous points or conspiracy theories. It's a common problem among most fans. I can't say anything about it.
Lei Kai has arranged it. With the third level of evolution, you don't have to worry about the body training method before becoming an immortal.
It's a pity that the author probably didn't outline it well. And he didn't think deeply [face covering]
Author, as a long-time fan of yours, I would like to give you a five-star review. Isn't it too much? [Sinister smile]
Write a novel about cultivating immortals. There are still many places in fan fiction that need to be very rigorous, but you can ignore some of them if you are a novel of your own.
The writing is good, but the age of the protagonist is not stated at the beginning, which is a bit unacceptable, but I still give it 5 stars!
I think it's reasonable to give a five-star review to my own book [laughing evilly]
In fact, in the original book, if you open the kaleidoscope, even if you only know Susanoo and the ninjutsu that comes with the kaleidoscope, it is already considered an elite jounin. If you are a jonin, you can activate the kaleidoscope and be able to compete with the third generation at the Kage level.
It's better to believe that the Third Generation will handle Danzo than to believe that Obito doesn't like Rin.
The protagonist has never been suppressed by Danzo, but he cannot leave the village. To being rescued by Uchiha's thunder explosion, and then to the fact that his own research and development is not going well... Just very passive. Come on, author! Write a satisfying work!
It's a novel that has been updated relatively quickly. It doesn't have any poisonous points or conspiracy theories. It's a common problem among most fans. I can't say anything about it.
Lei Kai has arranged it. With the third level of evolution, you don't have to worry about the body training method before becoming an immortal. It's a pity that the author probably didn't outline it well. And he didn't think deeply [face covering]
Author, as a long-time fan of yours, I would like to give you a five-star review. Isn't it too much? [Sinister smile]
Write a novel about cultivating immortals. There are still many places in fan fiction that need to be very rigorous, but you can ignore some of them if you are a novel of your own.
The writing is good, but the age of the protagonist is not stated at the beginning, which is a bit unacceptable, but I still give it 5 stars!