[Naruto + Gender Change + Lolita Payne + Transformation + Villain] (PS: The protagonist's heart is slightly dark in the early stage, but it gets better in the later stage)
Ziyang accidentally traveled to the world of Naruto. When he opened his eyes, he saw a pair of heart-stopping reincarnation eyes, staring at him quietly.
The owner of this Samsara Eye is none other than your eldest brother Tiandao Payne!
And I have turned into the petite and cute little lolita that I once was! (Puppet version)
"It's over, it's like a disaster!"
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People in the world don't understand me, and they all regard me as their enemy, but I just want to survive here.
So in order to survive, it is normal to seize the reincarnation eye, right?
Hashirama's thinking is wrong. Is it okay for me to correct it?
The enemy in the future is the powerful Otsutsuki clan. Ziyang said that only by concentrating the power of the entire ninja world can they be defeated.
Reader comments
Looks good, knows how to kill decisively [laughing]
First of all, regarding the protagonist's random killings in the early stage, my original intention was to reflect the darkness of the protagonist in the early stage and then draw hatred from the protagonist group, but I didn't expect that I went in the wrong direction. Secondly, regarding the heroine, in my setting, the protagonist wants the heroine to follow him because of her symbolic meaning and the subsequent use value of his own curse seal. There is also helping the protagonist take care of trivial matters.
The protagonist just wants to improve his strength and has no interest in money or women. It's not bad, but the transformation of Naruto will attract the priceless hunting dogs. Remember Guan Duan's comment [laughing]
How could this turn around, killing so many good people. However, it is indeed quite novel to directly kill plot characters, but it is still a bit uncomfortable and feels like it has been done. Overall rating 4 stars
It's a pity that the author may have changed the text. I didn't see any poisonous points (except for the bathhouse part [rolls eyes])
It's pretty good. The protagonist basically kills everyone he sees and keeps out anyone who suggests it. But I was wondering, how did the author deal with Fu [thinking]?
Looks good, knows how to kill decisively [laughing]
First of all, regarding the protagonist's random killings in the early stage, my original intention was to reflect the darkness of the protagonist in the early stage and then draw hatred from the protagonist group, but I didn't expect that I went in the wrong direction. Secondly, regarding the heroine, in my setting, the protagonist wants the heroine to follow him because of her symbolic meaning and the subsequent use value of his own curse seal. There is also helping the protagonist take care of trivial matters.
The protagonist just wants to improve his strength and has no interest in money or women. It's not bad, but the transformation of Naruto will attract the priceless hunting dogs. Remember Guan Duan's comment [laughing]
How could this turn around, killing so many good people. However, it is indeed quite novel to directly kill plot characters, but it is still a bit uncomfortable and feels like it has been done. Overall rating 4 stars
It's a pity that the author may have changed the text. I didn't see any poisonous points (except for the bathhouse part [rolls eyes])
It's pretty good. The protagonist basically kills everyone he sees and keeps out anyone who suggests it. But I was wondering, how did the author deal with Fu [thinking]?
Not bad, just too fast
It's okay, but it's a bit extreme.
It looks good, the characters have brains