[No More Hedgehog Attitude]+ [Hardworking]+ [Eight Gates]+ [Perfect Tenseigan]+ [Tsunade’s Busty Boobs]
Lin Mo transmigrates into the world of Naruto.
The good news: He’s born into a noble family.
The bad news: He’s part of the Hyuga Branch Family.
The even worse news: He seems to be Neji Hyuga.
…
Lin Mo is stunned.
During the Shinobi War, you were the one who got killed, Neji. Naruto got MVP with a score of 13.0, while you got 3.0. Talk about a freeloader who won by doing nothing!
Why not take a look at your own problems?
Your father killed himself to protect the main family. Why not take a look at your own problems?
You were forced to receive the Caged Bird Seal as a child. Why not take a look at your own problems?
Why is the Hokage’s son still the Hokage? Why is the scapegoat’s son still a scapegoat?
Naruto: “Obito is the coolest!”
Minato: “I forgive you, Obito.”
Kakashi: “It’s been a while since we fought as a team, Obito!”
…
Refuse the Caged Bird Seal from the start, and never become a scapegoat!
I’ll seize the protagonist’s fortune. Konoha is mine to rule!
What, Danzo’s still running his mouth? Eat my Golden Wheel Reincarnation Explosion!
What, Naruto unlocked Nine-Tails Mode? Hand it over!
What? The Four Great Ninja Villages have joined forces to attack? Have you never experienced a meteor shower?
What? Kaguya’s revived? Today, I’ll show my ancestor my Sword That Splits the Heavens!
The article's ridicule of Neci's tragic fate in the original work is very interesting, "Ningji is the only one who wins the Ninja Battle, and Naruto wins the MVP." It points out Neci's misfortune in a humorous way. At the same time, the perspective of the protagonist is used to reflect on the original settings of the Hyuga family system, the differences in the fate of the characters, etc., And trigger readers to think about the deeper settings of the original work.
The protagonist is set to travel through time and become Hinata Neji, breaking the conventional Naruto fan fiction ideas. Integrating novel elements such as "Reject the Hedgehog" and "Perfect Reincarnation Eye", it injects new vitality into the world of Naruto, allowing readers who are familiar with the plot of Naruto to shine and have a strong curiosity to explore how the protagonist takes a different path within the framework of the established destiny.
This book must be given five stars, I can't be the only one reading it [laughs]
The protagonist is only three years old, just three years old
The character interaction is interesting and adds interest to the story. It looks good. Like and recommend.
The details are handled properly to enhance the overall texture. Worth reading, recommended
The story is wonderful, the content is colorful and interesting, I highly recommend it!
The article's ridicule of Neci's tragic fate in the original work is very interesting, "Ningji is the only one who wins the Ninja Battle, and Naruto wins the MVP." It points out Neci's misfortune in a humorous way. At the same time, the perspective of the protagonist is used to reflect on the original settings of the Hyuga family system, the differences in the fate of the characters, etc., And trigger readers to think about the deeper settings of the original work.
The protagonist is set to travel through time and become Hinata Neji, breaking the conventional Naruto fan fiction ideas. Integrating novel elements such as "Reject the Hedgehog" and "Perfect Reincarnation Eye", it injects new vitality into the world of Naruto, allowing readers who are familiar with the plot of Naruto to shine and have a strong curiosity to explore how the protagonist takes a different path within the framework of the established destiny.
This book must be given five stars, I can't be the only one reading it [laughs]
The protagonist is only three years old, just three years old
The character interaction is interesting and adds interest to the story. It looks good. Like and recommend.
The details are handled properly to enhance the overall texture. Worth reading, recommended
The story is wonderful, the content is colorful and interesting, I highly recommend it!