[Rebirth+Naruto+Original heroine+No system+Slow heat]
Mu Changqing, who was an orphan in his previous life, was reborn in the world of Naruto. He originally thought he could gain the family love he dreamed of, but it was destroyed by Kyuubi.
With his mother's love, he survived and was determined to live well in this world.
He deeply understands the dangers and difficulties of this world. For the sake of the people he loves and the people who love him, he relies on prophetic means and his own efforts to continue to become stronger.
Mu Changqing: "I don't have a strong background, enough talent, a powerful master, good blood, and no amazing cheats. I can only work harder."
Reader comments
Shouldn't it? The plot is so interesting, so there should be a lot of people commenting on it, right? Maybe it's because the plot of suppressing first and then rising is not very popular, but anyway, I think this is pretty good. But apart from the tailed beasts, the only ways for civilians to become stronger are Oni Meira, Ji Yu and those ninjutsu that appeared in the movie version. [Eat melon][think][explore]
The plot is good, and I can understand why my teammates are injured and angry during the battle, but why are you using a machine? It is said that there are side effects, and the side effects of Haijutsu are very big, and then you will be like a normal person (´-ω-`) Although Naruto characters have a lot of cells, they can be used up without any problem. This is probably the golden finger of the protagonist. When the old man Liu Dao comes, his jaw will probably drop.
Let's change the cover... The title is also [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
The content is good. It would be better if it becomes stronger.
I have seen so many pictures of the original heroine, who is she?
It's okay so far, nothing serious. It's worth encouraging, come on
Ah, I actually forgot to rate it. Although it's a bit watered down, it's still pretty good overall. On a scale of 10, it's probably about 6/8.3. It's a pretty good fan novel.
The illusion still hasn't manifested itself.
It's pretty good, but not many people see it.
Good-looking, good-looking, still good-looking
Good looking, this book can be
Okay, okay, civilian Hokage
The protagonist is quite frustrated, and intentionally or unintentionally leaks his technology to foreign enemies in exchange for a little cash.
I don't think there are too many bad points in the protagonist's operation.
There are so few civilians who start the game [Like]
The exercise lasted for two and a half quarters, not only singing, dancing and rapping, but also playing basketball.
Not bad, not bad. It's my favorite type. Finally, I'm not invincible anymore. Come on, author.
Shouldn't it? The plot is so interesting, so there should be a lot of people commenting on it, right? Maybe it's because the plot of suppressing first and then rising is not very popular, but anyway, I think this is pretty good. But apart from the tailed beasts, the only ways for civilians to become stronger are Oni Meira, Ji Yu and those ninjutsu that appeared in the movie version. [Eat melon][think][explore]
The plot is good, and I can understand why my teammates are injured and angry during the battle, but why are you using a machine? It is said that there are side effects, and the side effects of Haijutsu are very big, and then you will be like a normal person (´-ω-`) Although Naruto characters have a lot of cells, they can be used up without any problem. This is probably the golden finger of the protagonist. When the old man Liu Dao comes, his jaw will probably drop.
Let's change the cover... The title is also [laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing]
The content is good. It would be better if it becomes stronger.
I have seen so many pictures of the original heroine, who is she?
It's okay so far, nothing serious. It's worth encouraging, come on
Ah, I actually forgot to rate it. Although it's a bit watered down, it's still pretty good overall. On a scale of 10, it's probably about 6/8.3. It's a pretty good fan novel.
The illusion still hasn't manifested itself.
It's pretty good, but not many people see it.
Good-looking, good-looking, still good-looking
Good looking, this book can be
Okay, okay, civilian Hokage
The protagonist is quite frustrated, and intentionally or unintentionally leaks his technology to foreign enemies in exchange for a little cash.
I don't think there are too many bad points in the protagonist's operation.
There are so few civilians who start the game [Like]
The exercise lasted for two and a half quarters, not only singing, dancing and rapping, but also playing basketball.
Not bad, not bad. It's my favorite type. Finally, I'm not invincible anymore. Come on, author.
The writing is pretty good.