Konoha, Year 55.
Li Hao, the most useless transmigrator in history, had endured three years in the world of Naruto. When he was on the verge of starving to death, he decided to reveal his identity to Orochimaru, who was on his way to the Land of Rice Fields to find test subjects who had successfully acquired immortality.
Orochimaru had no idea what a transmigrator was, so he interviewed Li Hao:
“May I ask why you revealed yourself from the start?”
“Because I was about to starve to death. If I didn’t reveal myself and get a little thrill out of it, what else could I do?”
“Then why didn’t you work your way up step by step?”
“If I can get there in one step, why climb slowly? Which one of us is the idiot, you or me?”
That’s right.
Our beloved comrade Orochimaru
was soon so lost in thought, and then in thoughts about his thoughts, that he couldn’t pull himself away…
Urban development has no charm at all. I thought you and Orochimaru would help each other develop technology, but you told me about farming and collecting a harem. Am I here to see you playing with women?
It's not that good. He's said to be a time traveler, but he doesn't say much about Orochimaru. Others don't say anything about it, so it becomes a commercial article.
The self-revelation in the title is just a gimmick, and then it's just ordinary farming, a little bit stupid, and not good-looking.
Non-toxic, watchable
Urban development has no charm at all. I thought you and Orochimaru would help each other develop technology, but you told me about farming and collecting a harem. Am I here to see you playing with women?
It's not that good. He's said to be a time traveler, but he doesn't say much about Orochimaru. Others don't say anything about it, so it becomes a commercial article.
The self-revelation in the title is just a gimmick, and then it's just ordinary farming, a little bit stupid, and not good-looking.
Do not look at poisonous things
Good, come on, come on
No wonder you didn't rate it
Sometimes the words used are a bit obscene
Although not poisonous. Not for me.
It's a bit interesting, not bad