When in the real world, an excellent surgeon holding a lancet and saving lives and wounds encountered "Boruto", which disappointed her deeply, a hearty online complaint turned out to be an opportunity to travel through the world of Naruto - Chiba Akira's life was completely rewritten from this moment on.
She fell in Konoha 44 years ago and was born into an ordinary ninja family. She has no blood limit, but she carries the most precious "treasure" - the complete memory of the plot of Naruto Shippuden. She is well aware of the cruel truth of "regrets build peace" and has also seen the "unsatisfactory" stories told by Boruto. This time, she is unwilling to be a bystander. With the meticulous thinking of a surgeon and her love for the world of ninjas, she firmly believes that "hard work can reverse fate." Every refinement of chakra and every practice of ninjutsu are firmly moving towards the goal of "rewriting the regrets of the original work."
She wanted those figures who were unhappy to stay under the sunshine of Konoha for a while longer; and on the road to growth, Kakashi, a young man who always wore a mask and seemed lazy but gentle at heart, also quietly walked into her life, and a bond across the plot line sprouted.
When a surgeon who knows the future meets the people of Konoha who have not experienced many pains, can she use her own power to draw a less regretful ending to this familiar and unfamiliar world? This journey through time that begins with complaints and remains true to love is waiting for you to witness!
Reader comments
It is a good article that naturally makes up for regrets in Naruto fan fiction. The plot development is reasonable. The heroine does not have too many cheats. She has been working hard since she was a child. From the time she was born, she gave Kakashi's father the courage to survive. Kakashi's father began to establish a new underground organization in Konoha to protect Konoha. Fighting Danzo, later rescuing Obito Rin, rescuing Uchiha, etc., The heroine influenced the people around her through her own hard work, and then changed the sadness. Of course, there are also shortcomings. First of all, the first person is used in some places in the writing, which is a bit dramatic, and I feel it is better not to use it. Secondly, some plot points are too biased towards Kakashi, such as his Sharingan given by Obito. While Obito is still alive, the heroine should not think about merging it with Kakashi so that it will always belong to Kakashi. She should return it to Obito when the time is right and consider transplanting other Sharingan. For example, after the fourth generation couple is rescued, it feels like there is no drama if they hide it, and the third generation is indecisive. Konoha's crisis seems to be saved by the heroine Kakashi's team, and the setting feels unreasonable. Fortunately, it is a bit cruel to hide these fake deaths from Kakashi. It was necessary to hide it in order to deceive the enemy. Later, I felt that I should find a time to explain it, rather than letting it go for the sake of the relationship between the heroine Kado and Kakashi.
It is a good article that naturally makes up for regrets in Naruto fan fiction. The plot development is reasonable. The heroine does not have too many cheats. She has been working hard since she was a child. From the time she was born, she gave Kakashi's father the courage to survive. Kakashi's father began to establish a new underground organization in Konoha to protect Konoha. Fighting Danzo, later rescuing Obito Rin, rescuing Uchiha, etc., The heroine influenced the people around her through her own hard work, and then changed the sadness. Of course, there are also shortcomings. First of all, the first person is used in some places in the writing, which is a bit dramatic, and I feel it is better not to use it. Secondly, some plot points are too biased towards Kakashi, such as his Sharingan given by Obito. While Obito is still alive, the heroine should not think about merging it with Kakashi so that it will always belong to Kakashi. She should return it to Obito when the time is right and consider transplanting other Sharingan. For example, after the fourth generation couple is rescued, it feels like there is no drama if they hide it, and the third generation is indecisive. Konoha's crisis seems to be saved by the heroine Kakashi's team, and the setting feels unreasonable. Fortunately, it is a bit cruel to hide these fake deaths from Kakashi. It was necessary to hide it in order to deceive the enemy. Later, I felt that I should find a time to explain it, rather than letting it go for the sake of the relationship between the heroine Kado and Kakashi.