People are picking up pieces in Konoha, Madara is born and I am invincible
Bai Xun traveled through the world of Naruto and became a child of an ordinary family. He originally thought that he was an insignificant cannon fodder, but he unexpectedly awakened to the debris-picking system!
As long as you watch others fight or fight yourself, you can pick up fragments of various colors. After being synthesized, these fragments will become skills, attributes, money, property, and even things that exist in three dimensions.
So, by picking up the pieces, Bai Xun reached the pinnacle of his life!
"You fight Kakashi and get Raikiri!"
"You fight with Sasuke and get pure Indra Chakra!"
"You and Naruto get beaten and get the Nine-Tails Chakra!"
In this way, Bai Xun relied on fighting to dominate Konoha for more than ten years.
Until the Fourth Ninja War began, when everyone thought that the usually arrogant Bai Xun should restrain himself, he actually took the lead in provoking Uchiha Madara: "Do you also want to dance?!"
Reader comments
It's so good that I read it in one sitting. If you read it from Chapter 1 to Chapter 46, I think you will be terribly happy (Personally, don't refute it if you have a glass heart!!!)
The character is slightly OOC
There are a lot of inner descriptions of the characters, but some battles are briefly touched upon. For example, when Kakashi fights in Chapter 42, there is not much description of the battle, but the battle ends directly.
The viewing experience is pretty good, except for the excessive inner descriptions that make you feel like skipping when watching (personal feeling)
It's quite interesting. The 50 or so chapters that have been temporarily updated highlight the growth path of cheating.
It's so good that I read it in one sitting. If you read it from Chapter 1 to Chapter 46, I think you will be terribly happy (Personally, don't refute it if you have a glass heart!!!)
The character is slightly OOC There are a lot of inner descriptions of the characters, but some battles are briefly touched upon. For example, when Kakashi fights in Chapter 42, there is not much description of the battle, but the battle ends directly. The viewing experience is pretty good, except for the excessive inner descriptions that make you feel like skipping when watching (personal feeling) It's quite interesting. The 50 or so chapters that have been temporarily updated highlight the growth path of cheating.
Not bad, you can still watch it
Very interesting, but few chapters