The Naruto Celestial Dragon Player Doesn't Know the Walkthrough, Yet Everyone Loves Them

Shamiya is a citizen of the Interstellar Federation and the daughter of a High-Dimensional Council member.

Her mother, Mara, sent her consciousness to a lower-dimensional world to keep her safe, and gave her the perfect protection:

The daughter of Shimura Danzo, who could keep her alive even if Konoha fell

Top-tier talent stats, with ninjutsu, genjutsu, and taijutsu all maxed out

A cross-world escape route, so if she gets tired of Naruto, she can sneak off to One Piece, Bleach, Jujutsu Kaisen, and more at any time

“I don't care about Konoha, the shinobi world, or even the ‘father’ of this body.”

Day after day, she simply gazes up at the sky, waiting for a signal that the interstellar war is over.

“Mom, have you come to take me home?”

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Mom's love is a cage, but I'm happy to be her songbird

The shinobi world is fighting to the death? What does that have to do with me? I just want to go home

Danzo: Why does my daughter have no loyalty to Konoha?

Mara: Before the war ends, anyone who touches my daughter dies

“Have you ever met the most heartless transmigrator?”

“She isn't heartless. She just saves all her love for the mother waiting among the stars.”

(A friendly warning: the heroine is a genuine villainess, so readers with strong moral standards may want to steer clear.)

A guide to this story:

The heroine is a hedonistic villainess with no normal sense of morality, but she's adorable.

The romance features one-sided crushes and a large ensemble cast, but the heroine only loves herself and her mother.

At its core, this is an observational log about a cosmic-level brat, not a power-progression story.