[Double Realm Travel & Naruto & Sharingan & Bonds & Mental Illness & Urban High Martial Arts]
Death is not the end, but the bridge between my two worlds!
Dai Ye, 18 years old, is a "mental patient" torn between reality and fantasy.
Whenever he is on the verge of death, he will travel through the world of Naruto and become Konoha Genin Asaha Mitsuye.
Here, he formed a bond with the 12-year-old Naruto, fell down again and again during the mission, and got up from the blood again and again.
In the real world, he was electrocuted, imprisoned, and diagnosed with severe delusions.
But no one knows that what is brewing in his right eye is the black flame of Amaterasu that can burn all things, and deep in the left eye is a copied divine power that can distort space!
The system whispers: "The more you die, the greater the reward - at the cost of your sanity."
When Pain's Shinra Tensei shattered Konoha, he vomited blood simultaneously on the hospital bed; when Obito launched the Four Wars, the dimensional cracks in the real world suddenly opened.
Dai Ye finally realized that he was not a madman, but was forced to bear the "anchor of two worlds" for the survival of two worlds.
"They say I'm crazy?" On the battlefield, the kaleidoscope in his eyes rotated like a pendulum, with the Konoha coalition behind him and the real army in front of him. "Then let the power of madness tear apart this desperate fate!"
From the mental hospital to the valley of the end, from the hopeless patient to the god of the two worlds.
This is his unique way of ninja, an ultimate counterattack that spans reality and fantasy!
Reader comments
It's really brainwashing. It's connected to a lot of Naruto originals. It looks very nice and the battles inside are exciting. The main thing is that the setting is very attractive to me. It's really worth watching.
It's really brainwashing. It's connected to a lot of Naruto originals. It looks very nice and the battles inside are exciting. The main thing is that the setting is very attractive to me. It's really worth watching.