His name was Kazama Xi.
He landed in the Warring States era and was chased by the Uchiha and Senju, who tried to cut him down. In his panic, he drew his sword and got "Senbonzakura." Pink reeds scattered everywhere as they floated up and carried him into Hashirama's arms, where he managed to beg for a rice ball.
From then on, a legend arose in the shinobi world.
His sword was called "Myriad Release: Jest." Every time he drew it, it randomly granted him the power of a Zanpakuto. Today, Senbonzakura shredded Susanoo; tomorrow, Tobiume blew up in his own face. Powerful abilities always came with comical side effects, and whether his pulls were lucky or unlucky was all up to fate.
He put slacking off first and causing trouble second. Salted fish, jujubes, grilled meat, and rice balls: if you fed him, anything was negotiable.
He witnessed the reconciliation between the Senju and Uchiha, lit the sacrificial offerings at Konoha's founding ceremony, and was chased by a young Tsunade; he blundered into the battlefield where Izuna died, contaminated a sulfur mine, and earned Madara's grudge for a century; during the Nine-Tails' rampage, he cut the Chakra Threads, giving Minato and Kushina ten extra minutes for their last words; at the Chunin Ninja Exams, he poked out Sasuke's Cursed Seal and delayed his defection by two years; at the Five Kage Summit, he turned the Kusanagi Sword into cotton candy, helping Sasuke resolve his inner conflict and join the Allied Shinobi Forces.
During the Fourth Shinobi World War, Naruto recruited him into the Allied Shinobi Forces with "three bags of rice balls every day." He slacked off and occasionally caused trouble throughout the war, yet became their greatest unexpected trump card.
No one knew where he came from or how strong he was. They only knew he wore a patched samurai outfit and flip-flops, carried a sticker-covered sword at his waist, and always had a rice ball in his mouth.
His catchphrase: Don't get in the way of my free meals.
This book is also known as "I Slacked Off with Gacha in the Warring States Era of Hokage," "About How I Get Chased Every Day After Transmigrating," "The Shinobi World's Number One Freeloader," "That Broken Sword That Puts Stickers on Itself," and "Don't Disturb Me While I'm Picking Up Salted Fish."
Recommended for: Hokage fans, Bleach fans, unlucky gacha players, slacking-off enthusiasts, and readers looking for a different kind of fan fiction.
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I think it's quite interesting, but I don't know why not many people watch it 🍉 🍉 🍉
It's quite fun, really. I'm looking forward to what will happen next haha 😏
After watching a little bit, it is indeed quite funny, but the protagonist is so unlucky that he keeps running 😂 😂