Traveling through the world of Naruto and becoming a transparent member of the Uchiha clan, Uchiha Arashi just wants to keep a low profile and stay away from all sources of tragedy.
However, a cold rain and a yellow-haired boy who was bullied bound him to the "trust system".
Looking at the lonely Uzumaki Naruto, he handed over the first rice ball and started a completely different path to Hokage.
From then on, he became the earliest guide behind Naruto: teaching practical combat skills of transcendent versions, scientifically guiding Nine-Tails Chakra, and even planning the training of Sage Mode in advance.
In the Chunin Exam, Naruto defeated Neji with one move, shocking the audience; when Pain attacked, he blocked the Shinra Tensei with one hand, announcing the arrival of the king.
When Uchiha Arashi thought everything was under control and that he would be the hero behind the scenes to witness his disciple's climb to the top, facing the resurrected Kaguya Otsutsuki, Naruto resolutely stood in front of him.
"Brother Lan, you have always been protecting me."
"This time, it's me to protect you!"
Uchiha Lan looked at the radiant Son of Prophecy in front of him, then glanced at the crazily beating tasks on the system panel, and fell into deep thought:
"Wait a minute, this plot... Did I train him a little too much?"
Reader comments
I really recommend this book. The interaction between the protagonist and Naruto makes people feel warm in their hearts (in fact, I secretly took a few bites). The author is also very diligent in updating. I look forward to the future development. The previous emotions between Naruto and the protagonist are also described very well. In short, it is highly recommended. Cheers, author! ! !
I really recommend this book. The interaction between the protagonist and Naruto makes people feel warm in their hearts (in fact, I secretly took a few bites). The author is also very diligent in updating. I look forward to the future development. The previous emotions between Naruto and the protagonist are also described very well. In short, it is highly recommended. Cheers, author! ! !