[Returned from Runeterra] [Trained in Yasuo’s Wind Technique] [Pairing: Xiangling] [No conspiracy theories] [Naruto does not become Hokage]
Naruto Uzumaki transmigrated to Ionia in Runeterra after an accident that left him falling into the water as a young child.
The people of Ionia rescued him from the water, and Elder Souma discovered his talent for wind techniques and brought him back to the sword dojo.
With Elder Souma’s approval and after careful consideration, Naruto asked Yasuo to take him as his disciple, becoming a new-generation student of wind technique swordsmanship.
After following Yasuo through a series of upheavals, Naruto received guidance from the shinobi world and returned to Konoha at the end of the Shadow Isles incident.
To his surprise, after returning to Konoha, he was still the same child who had accidentally fallen into the water.
Just as he began to think that his experiences in Runeterra had been nothing but a dream, the Nine-Tails, who had acknowledged him, appeared at just the right moment and set him straight.
With Kurama by his side and wind technique swordsmanship mastered, the genius child Naruto Uzumaki’s story in the shinobi world has only just begun…
It looks good. Finally, it's not Hinata who is the heroine.
There are Water Margin, League of Legends, and Arknights coming that day. It would be interesting to bring the Original Stone System or Haihe [smile]
Did the author also borrow the techniques from Avatar? I always feel that Sakura's Waterbending is like Katara's technique.
The plot is smooth, but the disadvantage is that the combat power is low and it doesn't look very enjoyable. I looked further back, and although I haven't seen the author's homepage, I can basically tell that it's a female author.
Not bad, looks very comfortable, not too brainless
I quite like this novel.
It's very nice, and the combat power value is normal without any lag, but it's a little too little. Come on, author.
Very beautiful, looking forward to the heroine's appearance
Come on, author who doesn't talk much