[Gacha System] [Shopkeeping] [Behind-the-Scenes] [Wild Imagination] [Infinite Worlds]
Reborn in a small village in the Shinobi World, Kagura gets a gacha System. To keep up with his daily spending on pulls, he actually goes and does something like this!
Making full use of his System, Kagura starts selling secondhand cards with a perfectly clear conscience!
Kagura advertises:
Want to get stronger?
Want a Tailed Beast as your summoning beast?
Want to bring back someone who has "died"?
Then come draw cards at my card shop!
People soon realize that from the day the card shop opened, the plot of Naruto started going off the rails!
Why did Danzo join the Akatsuki?
Why did Obito and Nagato turn against each other?
Black Zetsu watches events repeatedly veer away from his expectations and nearly breaks down!
In the end, he realizes that relying on others is no match for relying on himself!
Black Zetsu: Madara! I can save Mother only thanks to my own hard work! (Boss! Give me some extra points for my card pulls!)
Madara: Then stop sneaking off to pull cards! And when are you giving my eyes back?
Black Zetsu: I found those fair and square!
What would it be like to see a group of people who had "died" come back to life in the Shinobi World?
How would Naruto's life change if Minato Namikaze and Kushina came back to life?
What if Sasuke Uchiha and Uchiha Itachi stopped trying to kill each other, and instead joined forces to bring back the members of the Uchiha Clan?
You'll find it all in this book!
Other worlds will gradually be added later! The Demon Slayer world is coming up next!
Strictly speaking, this book could be called an "ensemble-cast infinite-worlds story"!
This book is also known as: The Myriad Worlds: A Gacha System Beginning with Naruto
Personally, I feel that even if there are not all the toilet shops in the world like the black market, there should be at least one in every village.
May you have warm winters, may you not be cold in spring, may you have lights when it gets dark, and may you have an umbrella when it rains. May you pass by the mountains and rivers under the stars and the moon, and may you reunite with tenderness.
It's time to get to the thrilling plot of Obito losing his horse.
It's pretty good among the books I've read recently, but unfortunately not many people read it.
It's okay, there are new ideas, and the logic is generally fine, but the protagonist has no sense of presence.