Transmigrate into Naruto: From the Start, I Took the Infinite Tsukuyomi Head-On

Hoshimi Ryo transmigrates straight to the top: he takes Uchiha Madara's Infinite Tsukuyomi head-on! He wakes up in a “wonderful” dreamworld version of Konoha, where everything feels off, alongside young Kakashi and Obito. After he somehow talks the stone-faced Kakashi into becoming a snarky commentator, he activates the Anchor Correction System: correct characters who stray from their original characterization, and get stronger!

From then on, Ryo becomes a master of mischief across two worlds. In the dreamworld, he teaches Itachi to develop “exploding candy pills,” forces Shisui to write melodramatic stories, and even turns Madara's idealized self into a “late-night radio host who listens to your troubles.” At the end of the Fourth Shinobi World War in reality, he hauls around a speaker and belts out “The Spring Breeze of Reform Sweeps Across the Land,” mentally tormenting the reanimated Madara until his eyes split with laughter! He travels between the two worlds, pulling off one outrageous stunt after another as everyone's character goes off the rails.

When disaster strikes the dreamworld and Kaguya is about to destroy the real world, Ryo discovers that his one true heroine, Yuhi Kurenai, holds the secrets of both worlds. In the end, he makes a daring gamble, using Kurenai as a bridge to bring the dream of the Infinite Tsukuyomi into the cruel reality! A new world is born, and the ridiculous legend lives on. Looking at the giant statue of the goofy Ryo beside her own, Kaguya cries out in despair: “What's wrong with this generation's savior?!”