Naruto: My Cousin Is Huang Tu

（Hard work in the early stages, invincible by mid-story + no heroine + unclear whether there’s a CP + raising kids + world-building + battles + golden finger） Close your eyes and open them, and a day has passed. Close your eyes and never open them again, and a lifetime has passed. At only 20 years old, he closed and opened his eyes, and became the Tsuchikage’s biological nephew. At one year old, for some reason, he suddenly acquired two years’ worth of memories. From then on, memories from every other age kept appearing in turn. Then one day, he learned that this was the Hokage world. He successfully awakened the memories of his past life. Just as he was about to claim his golden finger and make a dazzling entrance in the ninja world, he discovered that it was rather mediocre. Getting one chakra card per year from sign-in was indeed a lot. But he didn’t have a fifty-fifty buff, so perhaps he should take a look at who his enemies were. He really didn’t want to reach the age of 100 only to punch the Sage of Six Paths and kick Otsutsuki around. Never mind that the average life expectancy in the ninja world was already ridiculously low. Even 100 cards would only be Naruto’s starting chakra, after all. What a bummer. Life was exhausting, so he’d have to work hard and smash through society. Better to keep grinding; what else could he do? Even slacking off until he died wouldn’t get him past 45. Sure enough, he couldn’t escape the fate of being a corporate drone in any lifetime. Fortunately, he had chakra with Wind, Fire, and Earth natures. He successfully awakened Kekkei Tōta, one of the Hokage world’s top five tools for showing off: Dust Release. (It separates matter into atoms and reduces it to dust, while also being capable of triggering massive explosions.) Watch him laugh and talk as he blasts everything into oblivion. Begging on the street for five-star reviews. Feel free to point out flaws, and please give five stars. Hehe, thanks to all the readers who leave tips. If you don’t like it, don’t force yourself to read. Please mention any parts you find frustrating, and the author will do their best to improve.