After transmigrating to the war-torn Land of Rain, I become a dying orphan.
It rains all year round here. The land is barren, the country is a buffer zone where the great nations wage war, and ordinary people’s lives are worth less than grass.
Looking at my half-dead companions and the refugees everywhere, I have only one thought: there’s no surviving in this godforsaken place without building infrastructure.
The day I bind the [Shinobi World Technology Tree System], I gain my first technology: a formula for cement.
The whole village laughs at me. “Why bother with all these strange contraptions when you can use Earth Release to build houses?”
Three months later, the first cement dam holds back the floodwaters, and the first three-story building rises from the ground.
Hanzo of the Salamander sends people to investigate. When they see our cement factory and telegraph tower, they fall silent for a long while, then leave with a single word: “Keep going.”
Five years later, it no longer rains in the Land of Rain, not because the skies have cleared, but because I’ve built a rain-catching membrane in the sky, turning rainwater into drinking water and irrigation supplies.
Ten years later, when Akatsuki begins collecting the Tailed Beasts, they discover an awkward fact: the Land of Rain has no ninja, but it does have a well-equipped modern army with flawless communications coverage.
The day Madara Uchiha is resurrected, I show him three things:
One: a nationwide railway network
Two: an arms factory producing over a thousand units per hour
Three: a “Tailed Beast Bomb Cannon” powered by an electrical grid
Madara falls silent for a long time, then asks, “What exactly are you building?”
I smile. “A world that doesn’t need gods.”
When Kaguya Otsutsuki descends from the moon and sees fighter jets filling the sky and a satellite positioning system, she is perplexed for the first time in her life
“When did these mere mortals learn to fly?”
