Mumu and Feng came to the world of Naruto, step by step from civilian genius genin to the highest level.
Looking back, this sick world became his shape.
"What? Naruto? Not even a dog.
Immortality and immortality are my pursuits."
Konoha Yanyang Sage, the founder of the Immortal Sect, the guardian of the ninja world, and the first ascended person in the ninja world, said this.
Reader comments
I would like to call it the best mortal flow among the Naruto novels I have ever read.
This is not to say that the protagonist is a mortal. The protagonist is quite powerful. His strength is constantly increasing. Although he is not invincible, he is strong enough to fight without any danger.
What I mean is that the author's style of writing books is very ordinary, focusing on the ordinary style of writing about little people. Unlike other Naruto novels, the original characters do not appear much, and there are even fewer descriptions of the original characters in the war. The author describes more of the stories of ordinary people in scenes such as before the war and on the side battlefield during the war.
But overall, the description of the battle is first-rate, the scene has a strong sense of place, and the story has good coherence. It is well worth reading.
Yes, it's the first time I've seen the knowledge barriers in the development of ninjutsu. It's written very reasonably.
It feels like this is the experience of growing up as a civilian ninja
Come on author! A pretty good book
Where did these good reviews come from? Isn't it supposed to be the eunuch?
I would like to call it the best mortal flow among the Naruto novels I have ever read. This is not to say that the protagonist is a mortal. The protagonist is quite powerful. His strength is constantly increasing. Although he is not invincible, he is strong enough to fight without any danger. What I mean is that the author's style of writing books is very ordinary, focusing on the ordinary style of writing about little people. Unlike other Naruto novels, the original characters do not appear much, and there are even fewer descriptions of the original characters in the war. The author describes more of the stories of ordinary people in scenes such as before the war and on the side battlefield during the war. But overall, the description of the battle is first-rate, the scene has a strong sense of place, and the story has good coherence. It is well worth reading.
Yes, it's the first time I've seen the knowledge barriers in the development of ninjutsu. It's written very reasonably.
It feels like this is the experience of growing up as a civilian ninja
Come on author! A pretty good book
Where did these good reviews come from? Isn't it supposed to be the eunuch?
It looks pretty good now
Five-star praise, well written