Bred in the shadows, become gods in flesh and blood.
Nara Ferni, a lonely soul, was once again thrown into the abyss by fate after losing his only warmth after time travel - his parents. The indifference and betrayal of Konoha's top brass was like a poisonous thorn that penetrated deeply into his heart. Revenge became the only food for his survival.
However, the power of revenge he obtained was not the shadow of the Nara clan, but came from his own, weird and terrifying [Fish and Flesh Manipulation Technique]. Devouring life, plundering traits, distorting form... This power allowed him to grow rapidly, but it also made him constantly question: Is he an avenger or a monster as he becomes increasingly inhuman?
When he was hiding his plans in the shadow of Konoha, he didn't know that in the deeper darkness, another "self" split from him had quietly established the terrifying [Bliss Sect]. Deformed monsters, addictive pills, fanatical believers... A kingdom of evil gods rooted in his power is silently eroding the world.
The darkness of Konoha, the madness of bliss, and the threads of fate are intertwined into a web.
When the two "Nara ferns" finally meet, will they merge, devour, or fall into the abyss together? In this game that uses the ninja world as a chessboard, is he going to destroy the world, or become a twisted..."Savior"?
This is a dark Naruto fanfic that breaks the tradition, telling the story of an Avenger wandering on the boundary between human and monster, and finally defining himself. Here, what power brings is not salvation, but deeper choices and costs.
Reader comments
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There is a big, big failure, that is the protagonist of Konoha!
If you just write about the evil god, it will be a highlight, and even for people who like to read this kind of novels, it will be a very attractive feature. However, writing about the protagonist in Konoha is a bit redundant and even a hindrance!
It would be okay if the protagonist of Konoha was changed to a clone or an undercover agent!
Without the protagonist of Konoha, you could get 7 to 8 points just by writing about the evil god, but with that protagonist, it is very likely that the score will not go up!
How to say it? There is a big, big failure, that is the protagonist of Konoha! If you just write about the evil god, it will be a highlight, and even for people who like to read this kind of novels, it will be a very attractive feature. However, writing about the protagonist in Konoha is a bit redundant and even a hindrance! It would be okay if the protagonist of Konoha was changed to a clone or an undercover agent! Without the protagonist of Konoha, you could get 7 to 8 points just by writing about the evil god, but with that protagonist, it is very likely that the score will not go up!
Not bad, barely ok