Jiang Yi was originally a Naruto fan, but when he stayed up late to catch up on the anime, he traveled to the Naruto world and became the underdog of the ninja school.
On the first day of school, he made a big joke in the queue because he couldn't tell right from left. When learning Ninjutsu in class, others can perform it easily, but he always turns Water Release into "slobbering" and becomes a laughing matter in the eyes of his classmates.
By accident, he discovered that he could have a spiritual conversation with the character in Naruto. Naruto encouraged him: "Don't give up, there will be hope if you work hard!" Encouraged by Naruto, Jiang Yi was determined to change. He began to train hard, starting with basic chakra control, and often collapsed to the ground from exhaustion.
In an actual combat exercise, facing a strong opponent, the opponent said disdainfully: "At your level, you should just admit defeat!" Jiang Yi gritted his teeth and successfully turned defeat into victory with the help of the new ninjutsu he had mastered through hard training. Since then, he has performed well in various tasks by relying on the tactical insights gained from talking to the characters. Step by step, he has counterattacked from the tail end of the crane and grown into a new star of Konoha that has impressed everyone. In this passionate world, he has started his own Naruto legend.
Reader comments
Just because the protagonist can teach others the abilities of another world is a bad review. The abilities of the Naruto world are enough for locals to use. What does it mean if you have a protagonist?
A good book, much better than most of the traditional settings on the market. Come on, author, don't be a eunuch.
Just because the protagonist can teach others the abilities of another world is a bad review. The abilities of the Naruto world are enough for locals to use. What does it mean if you have a protagonist?
A good book, much better than most of the traditional settings on the market. Come on, author, don't be a eunuch.
Is this multiple heroines?