[Post-Apocalypse | Savior | Naruto Fan Fiction | Unconventional Roleplay | Semi-Behind-the-Scenes | Justice]
Gu Chengyu, living in an age of superpowers, accidentally transmigrates into a world ravaged by a zombie virus. After obtaining a Naruto roleplay System, he embarks on a journey to save the world!
As Haku, he is like the pure white flower blooming amid the apocalypse, like a snowflake blossoming in the frozen wasteland...
As Asuma Sarutobi, he shows the survivors what it means to protect the King...
As Hayate Gekko: Threefold Rising Moon!!!...
In the end, the Five Great Shinobi Villages stand across the world, spreading chakra training methods and guiding humanity in resisting the apocalyptic threat!
As humanity and the zombies face off in their final battle, the four Hokage arrive on the battlefield! The Uchiha Dancing King defies the heavens! Konoha’s thugs display their might!
Is the apocalyptic crisis finally over!?
Looking back on it all, Gu Chengyu realizes that the zombie virus isn’t so simple...
Note: This book isn’t primarily dark in tone. It’s about people joining hands to move forward and rebuild civilization in the apocalypse. There is darkness, but light can shine through it all!
First secretly give yourself a five-star [please pay attention]
When will Zabuza come out? I want to see Haku keep surrounding Zabuza after Zabuza comes out. Those who like Haku are crawling on the ground in pain. I just pounce on him and say: Yes, this is the expression, this kind of persistence.
Overall it looks pretty good.
Brain: What is this? Me: 😃 A feast of delicious food. Brain: Not historical? Me: 😡Big courage, I will make up my mind after I finish eating. (Tasting the history of mold) 😋 Brain: How does it taste? Me: Nao is a unique product in the world, a peerless delicacy [Admiration]
It looks good, come on (ง •_•)ง don't stop updating 😘
The more you write, the better. Come on.
The author writes very well
It's a pretty good book. If the author doesn't go crazy and write randomly or change eunuchs, then this book is worth reading.
It's a good read. I stayed up late to read it. I hope the next time I see you is to read 200 chapters in one go. But now it's too little and it's not enough.
The writing is quite good, except for the awkwardness at the beginning, which gets better at the end, and Shiro is really good-looking.